This game isn't worth it for 3 reasons: 1. Heavy retcon of Polish resistance vs the Nazis vs their actual collaboration with them. 2. The gameplay is very basic. They spent some time on it, but not more than they had to. There's just no flow, no coordination, each character's cooperation with the others is non-existent, and there's really only 1 way to solve each problem. 3. The PC controls are just bad, I mean F1/F2 to choose characters, and the number keys to pick action, it just keep overlapping, and using a mouse to pick a character by clicking their card/the character barely works at all. Just a control-mess.

Bug太多，操作变扭不流畅，和前作一模一样的缺点。

I really enjoyed this studio's "War Mongrels", but "63 Days" seems rushed. Each level is just a bunch of challenging strategy puzzles. You feel thrown at the puzzles rather than immersed in the story, like War Mongrels.

I really wanted to like it - there aren't many real-time tactics games - but the skeleton of the gameplay is showing through.

This game would've worked as a challenging extension for "War Mongrels" for those who really like the puzzle aspect... but it isn't really a stand-alone game.

The abilities of the characters are honestly slightly boring. It pays to trick the AI instead of finding the one way the level must be played. The maps don't encourage attacking things in different ways. The level designers don't use lights or goals to gently guide the player. In one map my units had to be exactly at the right place after a story-event in order to defeat certain enemies. If you aren't, tough luck.

Still... it's a real-time-tactics game, which are very rare, so I must give it a thumbs up.