Close Combat - Gateway to Caen

Matrix Games

Released
Jun 6, 2014
Platforms
Windows
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Close Combat: Gateway to Caen is a great release in the critically-acclaimed Close Combat series. Gateway to Caen focuses on the largest, concentrated British offensive since the Normandy landings in an attempt to penetrate the German lines west of Caen and cross the Odon River to get the stalled advance moving again.

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    Legendary strategies are back!

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    Close Combat: Modern Tactics is now available on Steam

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    Close Combat - Wacht am Rhein is available on Steam

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