Army Wars Browsergame

Game description

Real strategy consists of planning and free movement. Cunning troop movements, ambushes and planned assaults: this is strategy that is fun. ARMYWARS offers this freedom in a world consisting of huge maps that can all be accessed from your home map and on which hundreds of players play simultaneously & fight. Move freely across the entire map with your armored armadas. Full control, big battles on the ground and in the air. Just like you know it from AoE or C&C, only not with 10 but with hundreds of players at the same time. Fight with your allies against enemy generals for control of all resource-rich military bases.

Play with over 300 players simultaneously on one map, fight and occupy hundreds of military bases to produce resources and expand your forces. Control armored armadas, helicopter squadrons and jets freely across the entire combat world - pure action how and where you want.

Real strategy consists of planning and free movement. Cunning troop movements, ambushes and planned assaults: this is strategy that is fun. ARMYWARS offers this freedom in a world consisting of huge maps that can all be accessed from your home map and on which hundreds of players play simultaneously & fight. Move freely across the entire map with your armored armadas. Full control, big battles on the ground and in the air. Just like you know it from AoE or C&C, only not with 10 but with hundreds of players at the same time. ARMYWARS is a real-time online strategy game which you can play immediately in any browser on any computer without installation. Fight with your allies against enemy generals for domination of all resource-rich military bases.

Generals rule the world. Traditional governments no longer exist. The military is in control. After a tweet by the US president - just one year after his inauguration - triggered a war with Russia, the world has been plunged into chaos. Governments on all continents have fallen out and split apart, due to the conflicting opinions about participation in this war and the respective NATO commitments. Initially, no one wanted to take part in this war, but then, out of necessity, more and more countries became involved. When politicians could no longer agree and the turmoil became increasingly violent, various military units seized their chance to seize control.
A devastating chain reaction ensued - entire countries and governments were split up and brought together in military alliances of the various generals in power. With growing influence came greed and a craving for more and more power, and a territorial struggle organized by generals in alliances. The targets are the last remaining and well-secured military bases, which are usually located on resource-rich soil to secure independence.