Generals. Positional Warfare

Generals. Positional Warfare is a turn-based strategy game in which you command an army from headquarters. On schematic battlefields, you place your soldiers and issue orders for the day as you lead your country through a war.

Plan your moves

Moves happen simultaneously, so you do not know your opponent’s intentions when you give your orders. You must consider possible enemy actions; only at night do you see the full picture of the day’s events. You then adapt your plans to what happened.

Several battlefields can be active at once, and you must manage every front. You can attack in multiple directions or concentrate your forces on one, allocate reserves, choose an attack route or establish a position for a blind defense.

Units and countries

Your army includes soldiers, engineers, tanks, artillery and aircraft. Each unit type has distinct features, and the units interact with one another in different ways.

You can lead one of five countries, each with its own specialization, landscape and history: Bluelands, Kingdom of Greendagar, Kredsanokia, Zoldania and Perputsk Republic.