World War II: I Defend Warsaw

In 1938, Kamilk took over as President of Poland in a crisis. The predecessor was arrogant and openly provoked Germany many times, spreading millions of troops across the border, and the whole country was immersed in false strength. Little did they know that the German war machine was already roaring at full speed, the annexation was pressing on the city like a dark cloud, and the countdown to national subjugation had begun. The British and French were appeasing and watching from the sidelines, while the Soviet army watched with eager eyes. Their armaments were depleted and their morale was low. If they clung to the old system, they would be destroyed in March. Kamilke took over a game that was destined to be destroyed. Abandon old defenses, gather heavy troops, reorganize armaments, strengthen military morale, and use the power of a country to defy fate and change destiny. In 1939, if Warsaw is not broken, Poland will not be destroyed!