Combat Command: The Matrix Edition Is Updated

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A few improvements to keep this strategy game combat-ready!

Matrix Games, Slitherine, and Boku Strategy Games are proud to release the comprehensive 1.01a update for their WWII strategy game, Combat Command: The Matrix Edition. The update fixes a few issues including a problem with PBEM games, adds Bocage to the Editor, and includes a new set of art from JMass which replaces the original map art files, adds a Spring tileset, and offers an additional zoom level.

David Heath, Director of Operations at Matrix Games, said, “Easy to learn and tons of fun, Combat Command: The Matrix Edition is a fantastic way to enjoy commanding a wide variety of battles throughout World War II. This update tweaks and shines a great gaming experience.”

Experience the engaging and intense Combat Command game system with more units, more scenarios, new art, and more! Combat Command: The Matrix Edition is a new updated compilation of the Combat Command series which combines the features, units, scenarios, and gameplay from both Desert Rats and Danger Forward into one fantastic system. Included in this updated release are two brand new thrilling scenarios, Moscow and Stalingrad. This special edition also has support for 8 new armies bringing the total number of national armies included to 15, including support for the combatants in the Pacific Theater of WWII. Combat Command: The Matrix Edition also sports a fine new paint job, with many graphical components of the game improved or completely redone! All the unit graphics have been redone, Fall and Jungle terrain sets have been added, all old terrain sets have been redone, the interface has been tweaked and recolored, and more!

Get the update here. The update is comprehensive and will bring all previous versions of Combat Command to 1.01a. Get more information on Combat Command: The Matrix Edition from its official product page.