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Command the battlefield. Grow from platoon fights toward brigade-scale operations.
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Begin with the BEF in the Phoney War, 1939. Fight at the scale the battle demands. Carry a living force into the next operation.
See what sets it apartOne battle. Every scale. A force that remembers what it survived.
Fight a platoon hands-on, or open the wider front. The same battle runs from section contact out to company and brigade.
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The headquarters is part of the battle. Watch lorries, surgeons, and replacements when the line holds. Watch the rear empty when it does not.
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Named formations, scars, and replacements follow you into the next operation. Command nests as your authority grows.
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Day-by-day diaries, operation maps, and a history codex around the BEF career.
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Campaign is a service career. Skirmish is a battle builder. Ranked is on the road ahead.
Begin with the BEF in France, 1939. Rise from platoon fights toward brigade command, and fight the battles your appointment opens.
The road ahead runs through the desert, Italy, Normandy, and into Germany, with later theatres still to come.
Skirmish is the rehearsal room. Set the map, the force, and the rules, then play it your way.
Cleared Campaign maps unlock here so history becomes a toolkit.
Ranked is planned: join the queue, take a fair-force match, and earn your place on the board.
Ranked will never read Campaign attrition, medals, or career state.
WebGPU rendering, deterministic lockstep, and one shared simulation. Written from scratch for this game.
One GPU renderer holds the framerate as you zoom from a single section out to the whole brigade. Without it, the pull-back stutters as unit density climbs.
Every machine runs the same deterministic battle. The network sends orders, not positions, so competitive fights stay fair and in sync.