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General| Brand | Microsoft |
|---|---|
| Model | Close Combat |
| Category | Video Game |
| Language | English |
Explains the game's realistic approach to combat, human behavior, and psychological factors.
Details game mechanics like fatigue, terrain, weapon limitations, and dynamic balancing.
Explains player control over unit behavior and AI, and the impact of choices.
Guides users through the process of installing and setting up the game on different platforms.
Lists the minimum hardware and software needed to run Close Combat.
Introduces the different game modes and how to start playing.
Describes the game's interface screens and their functions.
The main interface for selecting game options like side, players, and difficulty.
The primary interface for playing the game, including View Area and monitors.
Step-by-step instructions for initiating Maneuvers, Campaigns, and Replays.
Customizing game difficulty settings for a more tailored experience.
Detailed instructions on how to issue various commands to units in the game.
Instructions on directing unit movement and speed for tactical advantage.
How to order units to attack or deploy smoke screens.
Explains how to use monitors and the View Area to track game progress.
Displaying status and information about all teams in the fighting force.
Detailed status of individual soldiers within a selected team.
Procedures for concluding a battle or the entire game session.
Outlines fundamental combat strategies like flanking, shooting, and frontal assaults.
Attacking the enemy from the side to gain a tactical advantage.
Direct attack on enemy positions, often requiring suppression and smoke.
Practical advice for improving gameplay across infantry, vehicles, and weapons.
Strategic advice for commanding infantry units effectively in various scenarios.
Guidance on using armored vehicles, considering armor, guns, and mobility.
Background on the planning and strategic context of the Normandy invasion.
Details the initial landings and early stages of the Normandy invasion.
Describes the challenging terrain and German defensive tactics in the hedgerow country.
Explains how Allies adapted tactics to overcome German resistance in the bocage.
Details the specifications and historical use of the Colt .45 pistol.
Information on the M1 Garand rifle, the standard US infantry rifle of WWII.
Describes the German MG 42 machine gun, known for its high rate of fire.
Details the German Tiger I heavy tank, its specifications and combat role.
Information on the American Sherman tank, its strengths and weaknesses.
Describes natural terrain types like dirt, grass, woods, and their combat effects.
Properties of dirt terrain, offering poor concealment and protection.
Details of wooded areas, offering good concealment but blocking views.
Describes terrain created by human activity like roads, fences, and orchards.
Describes the unique and challenging hedgerow terrain of Normandy.
Describes terrain created by wartime activity like trenches, foxholes, and rubble.
Details military terrain features like rifle trenches and their defensive values.
Describes buildings like wood, stone, and bunkers and their defensive properties.
Information on bunkers and their excellent protective qualities.
Covers the start of World War II with Germany's invasion of Poland.
Details the air campaign between Britain and Germany and its significance.
Describes Germany's invasion of the Soviet Union and its initial phases.
Details Germany's final major offensive on the Western Front.
Covers the final Allied push towards Berlin and the end of the war in Europe.
