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You take command of the Blue Army in a base under siege, starting with nothing but a pistol and a small tent. Coins and dog tags scattered across the battlefield are the way forward — collect them to raise barracks, train fresh soldiers, and keep a steady stream of reinforcements marching toward the enemy line.
Once trained, your troops fight on their own — there's no aiming or unit-by-unit control, so the job is logistics rather than marksmanship. Defeating Red Army soldiers drops golden medals, which rank you up and unlock heavier hardware: tanks, attack helicopters, and eventually nuclear strikes, pushing the front all the way to the enemy's base.
Controls
Move your commander with the arrow keys or WASD, or click and drag with the mouse, to gather coins and reposition on the battlefield. Touch controls work the same way on phones and tablets.
Tips
- Spend coins on barracks and troop upgrades early — since soldiers fight automatically, more reinforcements matter more than any single strong unit.
- Stay near the fighting so you don't miss coins and medals dropped by defeated enemies.
- Rank up as fast as you can; tanks and helicopters break a stalled front far quicker than basic infantry.
It suits anyone who likes the feel of an idle army-builder but wants an actual battlefield to move around in, rather than a screen of upgrade buttons.
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