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V for Victory: Battleset 1 – D-Day Utah Beach – 1944

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Also known as
Utah Beach

This WWII hex strategy simulates the Normandy invasion, challenging you to capture Cherbourg or defend it as the German commander.

V for Victory: Battleset 1 – D-Day Utah Beach – 1944 was developed by Atomic Games and published by Three-Sixty Pacific for DOS in 1991. This is the original platform and release year for the game.


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Platform
MS-DOS
Released
1991
Perspective
Top-down
Size
1.82 MB
Version
V4V.EXE
Rating
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About V for Victory: Battleset 1 – D-Day Utah Beach – 1944

V for Victory: Utah Beach is a World War II strategy game focused on the Normandy campaign. Players assume command of either American or German forces during the invasion.

From the American perspective, the objective is to secure a foothold by capturing the Cotentin peninsula and the challenging port at Cherbourg. The German side must mount a challenging defense of these same areas, with the goal of repelling the invasion force.

V for Victory: Battleset 1 – D-Day Utah Beach – 1944 Screenshots

10 images
Campaign overview
Mission overview
Tweaking mission settings
Title screen
Starting a new mission
Tips from the computer
A conspicuously Macintosh-like top toolbar
Framing the mission in a geographical and tactical context
Weather conditions over the mission's duration