Urgent · from the front · all eras
Any army. Any era. Up to a thousand men on one field. Give the orders, or sit back and watch it happen.
Legionaries against laser-armed machines. Winged hussars into a samurai line. Zulu horns closing round a redcoat square. More than 60 armies from 2,500 years of war, plus orcs, dwarves, battle mages, the walking dead and the Florida men, and every one of them can fight every other.
Up to 1,000 soldiers on one field. Every one is a hand-drawn sprite with his own target, his own nerve and his own way of going down.
Draw the lines, slow time and order the flank. Or set it going and let the camera find the fight. It plays out on its own either way.
Shells dig craters that men crawl into for cover. Walls come down, trees splinter and fall, and fire runs through the grass. The ground keeps every scar.
Green fields, desert, arctic, jungle, swamp, mountain and volcanic ash, in summer, autumn or winter, by day, dusk or night. Sand and mud slow a man down, and ice gives him no grip.
Omaha Beach. Rorke’s Drift. Hougoumont. Cemetery Ridge. Bunker Hill. Castle sieges and trench lines, with the defenders dug in where they stood.
The Colosseum, with a packed house that roars at every kill. Gladiators, nets and tridents, lions, and an emperor who decides with his thumb.
Paint the ground, cut rivers, raise hills and place the walls, trenches and forts, then send two armies onto it.
Every battlefield in one place, from an open field to the Colosseum, Omaha Beach and Rorke’s Drift, with the history of each and your pick of time of day, season, biome and size.
One email when the Steam page opens and wishlists go live, and the odd dispatch from the front after that. Nothing else, and you can leave any time.
