WW1 Battle Simulator
Free to play
WW1 Battle Simulator
Game by GamePix. The provider may show ads and use cookies. Learn more
- Category
- Strategy
- Platform
- Web browser
- Provider
- GamePix
- Price
- Free to play
About WW1 Battle Simulator
WW1 Battle Simulator opens as an epic war begins, and the stakes are framed as nothing less than saving the world. It is a battle simulator rather than a shooter, so your contribution is strategy and tactics. The setting is the First World War, but the game skips the trench fighting the era is known for: here it is all about tanks and guns.
Each battle starts with deployment. You place diverse units, each with its own strengths, and the fight then plays out automatically, which makes the setup the real test of your thinking. Resources limit what you can field, and your arsenal can be upgraded over time. Battles are seen from an isometric angle on a landscape screen, for computers and phones.
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How to play WW1 Battle Simulator
Objective
Deploy tanks and gun units with care, balance your resources and use strategy and tactics to win each First World War battle.
Getting started
- Start the first battle by looking over the isometric battlefield, since deployment is where the fight is decided.
- Spend your resources on a mix of tanks and gun units, each with its own strengths.
- Place the units, then start the battle and watch how the automatic fight plays out.
- Upgrade your arsenal between battles and adjust your deployment based on what worked and what failed.
Tips
- Battles resolve automatically once they begin, so spend the extra moment on placement; a well-arranged force does more than a large one.
- Units each have unique strengths, so mix tanks and guns rather than spending all your resources on a single type.
- Put upgrades into the units that performed best in recent battles, since your arsenal is meant to grow along with your tactics.
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WW1 Battle Simulator FAQ
Are there trenches in WW1 Battle Simulator?
No. Despite the First World War setting, the game sets trenches aside and focuses on tanks and guns, with victory coming from strategy and tactics in how you deploy them.
Do you control units during the fight in WW1 Battle Simulator?
The battles are auto-battles, so the work happens beforehand. You deploy diverse units with their own strengths and balance your resources, then the fight plays out on the isometric battlefield.
Which orientation suits WW1 Battle Simulator on a phone?
Landscape. The battlefield is designed for a wide screen and the game supports phones and computers, so hold the phone sideways to see your whole deployment at once.