Frontline : Longest Day

88mm / Dec 9, 2014 / Strategy

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In Frontline: The Longest Day, players command the Allied forces through some of the most famous battles of the war, freeing Europe from the hands of the German Army. The game takes place over five massive, engaging and challenging missions, all inspired by historical missions which took place during operation Overlord: Utah, Omaha,...

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What's new

Frontline: The Longest Day has been updated to version 1.12!

2015-12-01

Frontline: The Longest Day has been updated to version 1.02! Version 1.12 Patch Notes - Unit numbers display bug fixed - Barbed wire bug fixed - Save/loading giving more gold for already conquered towns bug fixed - Units can now move several times until expending their move points - Fixed fog of war bugs (not clearing or hiding some invincible units) - Gold beach mission is now fully functional - Updated font support (requires iOS 7+) (iOS only)

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What players say

Mostly Negative

33% positive, 15 reviews

Recommended11 hrs played

Frontline: The Longest Day is a World War II turn-based strategy game developed by 88mm and published by Slitherine Ltd. that places players in command of Allied forces during one of the most important military operations in modern history. Rather than attempting to simulate the entirety of the Second World War, the game focuses specifically on the Normandy invasion and the battles that followed. This narrower scope...

0 found this helpful, 2026-06-04

Not recommended2 hrs played

If you want turn based strategy get yourself Panzer Corps or Panzer Tactics HD but not this! Here you only get unfair and unhistorical map/unitbalance poor graphics and not even fullscreen support. Even for 5 bucks this is more than poor!

50 found this helpful, 2014-12-10

Recommended5 hrs played

Very early first impressions after playing just a few turns. Very easy to play, much less complex than Panzer Corps. Manual tells you nothing, there's no tutorial. There are hints in Frontline: Road to Moscow before you start a battle, which basically tell you how the game works, but not in this game. Instead you get a pop up occasionally explaining things. Not very obvious how things work at first but I'm picking it...

51 found this helpful, 2014-12-10