The game is structured around three primary ways to play, according to Noobz from Poland :
: Take command of one of six nations (USA, UK, Germany, France, Poland, or USSR) and fight through historical or theoretical scenarios, such as the US invading the Soviet Union post-war.
: The voxel-based environments are fully destructible. Artillery can flatten forests, bombs leave massive craters, and tanks can literally drive through buildings, exposing hidden enemy troops.
While the game features over 200 standard historical units like Tiger tanks and snipers, it also leans into the absurd with experimental and hidden content:
The game is structured around three primary ways to play, according to Noobz from Poland :
: Take command of one of six nations (USA, UK, Germany, France, Poland, or USSR) and fight through historical or theoretical scenarios, such as the US invading the Soviet Union post-war.
: The voxel-based environments are fully destructible. Artillery can flatten forests, bombs leave massive craters, and tanks can literally drive through buildings, exposing hidden enemy troops.
While the game features over 200 standard historical units like Tiger tanks and snipers, it also leans into the absurd with experimental and hidden content:
