Graviteam Tactics: Predators in the Mist PC

In September 1943, Red Army forces press the Wehrmacht's retreat from Kharkov toward Poltava, with forward detachments advancing on Valki to secure crossings over the Mzha River. Corps units like the 1st Motorcycle Corps coordinate reconnaissance and engineering efforts alongside main forces poised to encircle the enemy. Neighboring armies push parallel offensives, capturing key points and railways in the Kolomak-Levandalovka sector. This turn-based strategy simulation recreates two operations across 12 turns per side on a precisely mapped 80 sq. km area of plains, harsh terrain, and settlements. Players command historical unit structures from the offensive period in detailed tactical scenarios. Hardcore strategy enthusiasts who favor authentic World War II simulations will find a focused challenge here.

In September 1943, the Wermacht continues to withdraw from Kharkov in the southwestern direction under the blows of Red Army troops. By order of the Steppe Front Command, a forward detachment (FD) with engineering units was thrown in the direction of Valki. The Command of 1MC were instructed to advance jointly with the FD for recon and preparation of crossings for the Corps units across r.Mzha (18sap bn and 57mc bn). The main Corps forces (19, 35, 37MBde and 219TBde) were in readiness to decisive actions to encircle the Valki enemy group. 53A with forces of three rifle divisions led an offensive in the general direction of Kolomak, captured st.Kovyagi and cut the Kharkov - Poltava railway. By evening, units of the Army reached the central part of vlg.Perekop and north. of Valki at r.Mzha. The neighbor on the right - 5 gds A, transferred to the Steppe Front from the Voronezh Front, is conducting an offensive near the svfm.Perebudovo - Alekseevka - Vysokopolye area and has reached the railway at Fativka. Neighbor on the left - 69A captured Cheryomushnaya and is reaching the line of r.Mzha at Bakhmetyevka.

• Two operations - 12 turns for each side (Kolomak-Levandalovka, September 12-13, 1943), dedicated the Soviet offensive to Poltava.
  
• Precisely recreated area of over 80 sq. km: plains with harsh terrain and settlements.
  
• Historical organizational structure of units at the time of the offensive.