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WW2 grand strategy

Call of War

A Second World War campaign on a persistent map where nothing exists until you research it. Infantry, armour, air, naval and secret branches compete for your resources, doctrines split nations into different fighting styles, and marches take real hours. The best teacher of the genre we have played.

Combined forcesPersistent mapAlliances

Desktop browser; mobile app also available

Strategic depth9

Rhythm of a campaign7

Fairness to free commanders6

Alliance and diplomacy play8

Enlist on the official site Full report

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Great War grand strategy

Supremacy 1914

The Great War on a real-time map of Europe, where provinces feed your economy in proportion to their morale and newly taken land can rebel. Armies crawl, treaties matter and the in-game newspaper turns every betrayal into a headline. The finest game here for players who would rather negotiate than fight.

Real-time mapEconomy & armiesDiplomacy

Desktop browser; mobile app also available

Strategic depth8

Rhythm of a campaign8

Fairness to free commanders7

Alliance and diplomacy play9

March to the 1914 map Full report

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Modern-era grand strategy

Conflict of Nations

A third world war in real time across the whole globe. Cities feed your economy, a market lets you trade surplus, and research reaches from infantry to submarines, stealth bombers and missiles. Campaigns run for days or weeks against dozens of rivals, with coalitions doing the heavy lifting.

Real-time world mapModern arsenalCoalitions

Desktop browser; mobile app also available

Strategic depth9

Rhythm of a campaign6

Fairness to free commanders5

Alliance and diplomacy play8

Deploy to the modern map Full report

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Alternate-history strategy

Iron Order 1919

The Great War never ended, and by 1919 the battlefields belong to armoured Mechs and towering Titans. Underneath the diesel-punk machinery sits a proper province economy, research, treaties and real-time matches of up to 101 players. A stranger, louder cousin of Supremacy 1914.

Province economyMechs & TitansReal-time coalitions

Desktop browser; mobile app also available

Strategic depth7

Rhythm of a campaign7

Fairness to free commanders6

Alliance and diplomacy play7

Join the Iron Order Full report

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Real-time base raider

War Commander

Kixeye’s long-running base builder in a post-collapse world where oil, metal and thorium are worth fighting over. The twist is that raids are played live: you steer tanks, infantry and aircraft against turret lines yourself, then hurry home to rebuild your own defences before the next attacker arrives.

Base & turret layoutHands-on raidingEvent blueprints

Desktop browser

Strategic depth7

Rhythm of a campaign8

Fairness to free commanders5

Alliance and diplomacy play6

Take command now Full report

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Persistent base conquest

Base Attack Force

A real-time military strategy game that never ends. Ditogames’ browser war keeps running while you are offline, across linked maps of bases you capture, fortify and lose. Concrete, steel, aluminium and fuel feed tanks, boats, armoured trains and aircraft, and alliances of up to fifty members hold the frontier together.

Base buildingModern unitsAlliance play

Desktop browser

Strategic depth6

Rhythm of a campaign6

Fairness to free commanders6

Alliance and diplomacy play7

Claim a base today Full report

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