Lead your squad through the Second World War
A turn-based squad RPG for Android and iPhone. Collect the soldiers, ships and aircraft of 1939 to 1945 and lead them on land, at sea and in the air.
Coming soon to Android and iPhone
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The game
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Every unit has its own speed, so the turn order shifts as the fight goes on. Choose your targets, time your special abilities and pick a leader whose bonus lifts the whole squad.
Or switch to auto and watch your plan play out.
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Earn stripes to recruit soldiers, commanders, medics, engineers, commandos and resistance fighters. Level them up, fit their kit and promote them through the star ranks.
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89 land battles, from the invasion of Poland in 1939 to Okinawa in 1945. Then the air and sea war opens: 49 more battles and 189 ships and aircraft, from the Spitfire and the Lancaster to HMS Warspite and USS Enterprise, each crewed by characters from your roster.
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Each battle is fought on its real ground, with a note on what happened there and a bonus drawn from the events themselves.
Partway through the campaign a second track opens: the same war seen from the other side of the line. Switch between the two whenever you like.
From the battle notes
At Omaha, destroyers ran in almost to the sand to support the infantry, so US units hold firmer there.
The roster
144 characters from 13 nations, from generals to medics. A few of them:
Montgomery
Eighth Army commander, victor at El Alamein.
Dwight Eisenhower
Supreme Allied Commander, architect of Overlord.
Vasily Chuikov
Held the ruins of Stalingrad street by street.
Virginia Hall
SOE agent in occupied France, "the limping lady".
Desmond Doss
The conscientious objector who saved lives on Hacksaw Ridge.
"Mad Jack" Churchill
Went to war with a longbow and bagpipes.
Audie Murphy
The most decorated American soldier of the war.
Sidney Cornell
Black British paratrooper, dropped on D-Day.
And 136 more, from the paratroopers and pilots to the resistance.
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Our approach
For the people who served, and told without propaganda.
The real people in the game are drawn from the record, each battle carries a note on what happened there, and the war is told as history, not as a recruiting poster.
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