Combat Map
Combat Map is a real-time tactical strategy game with a dynamic front line. Build up your army, capture cities, set up production, and encircle your enemy.
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Summary
Combat Map is a real-time tactical strategy game with a dynamic front line. Build up your army, capture cities, set up production, and encircle your enemy.
Description
About This Game
Combat Map is a tactical multiplayer real-time strategy game. Command large military formations, push the front line deep into enemy territory, dig trenches to hold your ground, pound enemy fortifications with artillery, and encircle and finish off weakened infantry. Matches support 2-7 players or AI opponents.
Key Features
A living front line
In Combat Map, the front line is a constantly shifting border that redraws itself as troops move across the map, mirroring the actual positions of your forces. Push it deep into enemy territory to capture cities and encircle your opponent.
Real tactics, real battles
The game lets you draw on tactics from real historical warfare - flanking maneuvers, encirclements, raids, artillery barrages, and more. Tactics win matches here, even against a numerically superior enemy.
Combine different unit types
Combat Map currently features seven distinct unit types, each with its own strengths. Infantry holds the line against the enemy's push, tanks break through enemy formations, and cavalry raids deep into enemy territory under the roar of artillery. We plan to keep adding new unit types over time.
Cities are the backbone of your war effort
While you're fighting on the front line, don't neglect the cities behind the lines. They handle vital functions - producing and sending fresh troops to the front, and conducting research that unlocks new technologies to strengthen your army.
Progress through three eras in a single match (in development)
As you unlock new technologies over the course of a match, you'll advance through three eras inspired by real periods of history: World War I, World War II, and the modern era. Each era introduces new unit types, unique mechanics, and tactics specific to that period.
