Line drawing is possibly one of my favorite games to play ever since Flight Control first came out. There’s been a handful few games that followed suit and Craneballs’ 33rd DIVISION makes me fall in love with the genre even more.

A line-drawing tactical game set in the WW2. The objective is to escort allied soldiers without the enemy patrols noticing them. You gain points (and time bonus) for each escorted soldier, depending on the selected game mode.

Features

- play it for 5 minutes or a few hours
- 2 game difficulty modes – Life and Time
- 4 great WW2 missions situated in Europe
- Mighty power-ups
- growing game difficulty with Mortar & Sudden death in-game modes
- 3 different allies units and 4 different axis patrols with unique voices
- original soundtrack with ability to play your own music
- polished graphics & level design
- tutorial and mission briefs
- tactical save when you quit
- Online score using OpenFeint

We’re still trying to play the game and unlock maps, but first impressions are VERY IMPRESSIVE. In fact, we might even write up a Review Quickie (before a full review) because it’s just plain awesome!

The non-stationary enemies and powerups are twists all right and pretty good ones while we’re at it.