This made my Genitals hurt....

It bring back memories to Panzer General II.
I really enjoy this game.
Very fine strategy. Its not easy this campaing. I just finished Raate Road wel it was super fun. Also Suomussalmi was very fun. Few times I was really surprised with some manuevres and my line was almost broken.
Some epic battles when morale fall down to hell and unites need some rest. Great balanced game. I can just suggest this campaing.

Split an entire soviet division in several small pockets with Finnish Ski-Troopers and annihilated them one after another. 11/10

Very good dlc like it very mutch. Finish troops is realistic and maps accurasy Finish place recoment this dlc.

Suomalaista sisua sarja sarja tulta munille rynnäkköön paras lisäosa tosi hyvälle pelille.
Finish courage rapid fire, rapid fire, fire in the nuts charge. Best dlc very good game.

This is more of the great same really! The Finnish side of ww2 isn't featured in many games, although that doesn't automatically mean that it makes for an exciting theatre though; theres no naval battles (so far) and the Finnish towns are populated by palm trees which are sneakily (lazily) covered in snow. I love playing the underdog but thats why theres a Japanese campaign though.

So I love the new setting but I'd really like the next scenario to go ahead in time rather than further back!

I like Order of Battle a lot, though their new "FREE TO PLAY (but not really)" purchasing system is pretty ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥t. But so far Winter War is kind of underwhelming. The original WW2 campaigns have neat branching stuff (especially the Japan one) but so far that hasn't really happened here. If you're really into Finland or have just exhausted all the other OoB campaigns give it a go, sure, it's more of that... but if not then I think you should start with the original two. That's just my opinion, though!

After playing the first free mission last night I can really say I cannot suggest this dlc more. FIrst off this front is often overlooked by developers in favor of a more conventional campaign in Western or Eastern Europe. The Artistocrats have proven that they can do off the beaten path when it comes to scenarios like the ones found in Rising Sun, and this shines through in The Winter War. Playing as the Finnish army really captures the asymmetrical warfare that characterized the brutal fighting throughout Finland's experience in the Second World War. People new to this subject area may complain about the lack of Finnish armour or aircraft or other state of the art weapon systems. It is important to understand though that Finland lacked all those assets in any appreciable qualities at the outbreak of hostilites in 1939. This makes fighting a unique challenge, I have had to voluntarily give up victory points and meticulously plan counter attacks with just infantry, ski and engineer units in order to knock out the cudgel that are the assembled armies of the USSR. The fighting is spectacular and the terrain plays into this perfectly. Your movement is hampered by the snow, as the Finns you can take advantage of the fact that the Soviets will largely be forced to stick to roads to fully employ motti tactics. This game feels like the Winter War, sounds like it (kudos to the developers for including Sibelius in the soundtrack), looks like it and I could not be happier to say that yes, this DLC is most definitely worth your money.