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About Siegecraft Commander

Siegecraft Commander is a strategy game with a single-player campaign and multiplayer matches that can be played in real time or turn by turn. In two-sided battles, each faction tries to destroy the other’s central base, called a Keep. You build outward from existing structures by aiming and launching towers, extending your network toward the enemy while strengthening your defenses.

The factions

The campaign follows the Knights of Freemoi, greedy treasure hunters, and the tribal Lizardmen, led by a psychotic Shaman. Their stories are connected, and together they reveal the secrets of Siegecraft’s medieval world and the evil within it.

Build and attack

In turn-based matches, you plan where to place towers, units and walls, then aim your attacks. In real-time play, you quickly build a base and launch an offensive. Towers have distinct roles: Barracks generate foot soldiers that advance toward enemy lines, while Ballistas passively defend against air-based units.

You can fire TNT barrels, cluster mines and other projectiles at ground units and enemy structures. When a tower is destroyed, the structures it helped create also fall, so a well-aimed shot can bring down many of an opponent’s towers or units. Learning each unit’s strengths and weaknesses helps you plan your attacks.

Single-player campaigns

Play as either the Knights of Freemoi or the tribal Lizardmen. You attack pre-designed enemy fortresses with puzzle-like defenses, defend against waves of enemies using tower-defense strategies, expand your base and destroy structures that spawn units.

Multiplayer matches

Multiplayer supports local hot-seat and online play, with optional rules, maps, game modes and AI bots. Matchmaking groups you with 1–3 other players across compatible platforms.

Frequently asked questions

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