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The WWII combat soldier takes center stage in Division 2 of Steel 2: Men of Steel. From the elite to the jaded, historic combat soldiers from across the European front have the chance to Shine in the latest major expansion for the acclaimed real-time strategy game. Steel Division 2: Men of Steel's exciting new divisions are based on unique combat formations, containing new don-or-die units and infantry infused with personality, from weapon loadouts to dialogue and unit traits. Who will you bring the victory to? From the legendary allied demon dogs of the 1st Airborne Task Force, to the staunch Finnish-supposed defenders of the 17th Divisioona axis and the recently turned allied Bulgaria with its armored Bronirana Brigade. This is not everything. The fearsome French warriors of Goumiers Mountain, Canadian-American forces to elite Italian naval troops of Decima Mas. The daring British commandos of the 1st Special Service Brigade and the Dutch fighter pilots of the RAF lead the way on D-Day, while the Bulgarian light tanks of the Brigade Brigade earn themselves fighting former allies in Yugoslavia. The mixed Morrocan-French Goumier and alpine soldiers of the Dody group strike fear into the hearts of the enemy, as do the elite paratroopers and devil dog special forces of the 1st Airborne Task Force during Operation Dragoon. . This includes the reservist 715th Infantry Division supported by Italian special forces and some very heavy firepower, similar to the mixed Kampfgrupe von Tettau and Dutch collaborative troops being rushed against the Allied air landings at Arnhem. The Hungarian 1. Páncélos Hadasztály, with its German SS reinforcements, covers the battlefield with its armor, while the Finnish-Swedish 17. Divisioona excels in defensive fighting, as seen after the fall of Vyborg. Dozens of new units can be found. Expand your allied arsenal with the forced troops of the Canadian-American Devil Brigade, experienced French and Frankish Goumiers, a wide range of British commandos, Italian Partigigiani, and more. The Bulgarians rely on a mix of older equipment, from Praga P-38 light tanks to First World War squadrons. Other new units include the RM Centaur IV, the wheeled armored C15TA and the Gaub. Bofors 75mm and Schneider heavy 220mm howitzers, whilst in the skies above the Spitfire Mk.xiv and P-61 “Black Widows” reign supreme. The shaft can shave the end of the barrel with the old and ailing grenadier, the Dutch SS storm and the lw-jäger z.b.v lw-jäger luftwaffe penal troops. But heavier and more experienced units can also be deployed, including K.390(R) 122mm artillery, SS-Junker cadets, Begeleittruppen begeleittruppen, Mörser 531(F) 220mm, captured “heavy” Panzer P40 737(i) tanks, Italian elite axis decima but naval troops, anti-tank weapons in Cannone 47/32 and obice from 105/32 to 105 mm. Covering the skies are the new ME 109 G-14/U-4, BF-109G-14, and the heavy fighter of the night the 219 A-0 “Uhu”. The unit trait system has had a major overhaul with several new features found in Steel Division 2: Men of Steel. These include tank pilots, infantry who benefit from being close to tanks in shock troops, rear security, and the new commando feature. Two new aces are included, providing a unique twist to existing units with personal stories and new camouflage skins. In Steel Division 2: Men of Steel, you'll find Allied Sergeant Tommy Price deployable as a scout and Hungarian tank commander Barnabás Kőszeghy in his Stug III G.

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