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Get back into the fight with the South African Defence Force’s unique Cold War arsenal in the new Wargame Red Dragon - Nation Pack: South Africa. With this new in-depth Nation Pack expansion for the E ще→ugen Systems’ popular RTS, you get to play with the hard-hitting and mobile fighting forces of the SADF, as deployed during the Border Wars of the 1980s. Take control of close to 90 new units, meticulously researched and painstakingly recreated and all fully voiced in either Afrikaans or South African-accented English. Known for its fast-wheeled units and aggressive infantry, the SADF was one of the premier fighting forces on the African continent - and one of the few engaged in open Cold

Embark on an unforgettable African adventure with the Planet Zoo: Africa Pack! Adopt and raise five stunning new animals, featuring four habitat animals and one exhibit animal; master the challenging ще→timed scenario set in a picturesque oasis bazaar; and build out the zoo of your dreams with over 180 beautiful new scenery pieces predominantly inspired by the richness and diversity of North Africa. Your African adventure awaits… KEY FEATURES FIVE AMAZING AFRICAN ANIMALS  Welcome five brand new species to your zoos! These are the meerkat, southern white rhino, African penguin, fennec fox, and sacred scarab beetle. Create, customise and maintain ideal habitats so they can thrive, observe

Expand your HUMANKIND:trade_mark: experience with the Cultures of Africa DLC! Experience thousands of years of rich history from the world’s second largest continent, home to over 1 billion people and ще→1500 languages. The HUMANKIND:trade_mark: Cultures of Africa DLC includes: - 6 New cultures– Bantu, Garamantes, Swahili, Maasai, Ethiopians and Nigerians - 5 New wonders - 7 Independent Peoples - 15 Narrative events - 18 new in-game themed music tracks composed by Arnaud Roy SIX NEW CULTURES Era 1– Bantu (Expansionist) The first Bantu speaking peoples began their migration across Central Africa 6,000 years ago, creating many population centers. This phenomenon, referred to as the Bantu