ActionIs Act of War: High Treason worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- RTS players who want modern military conflicts and near-future weapons
- Campaign players interested in assaults, hostage extractions, espionage, and search-and-destroy missions
- Multiplayer groups seeking several online modes and more than 50 maps
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players who prefer a narrow military roster rather than a game adding more than 50 ships, tanks, aircraft, soldiers, and upgrades
- Players looking for a strategy game built around one mission type instead of assaults, hostage extractions, espionage, and search-and-destroy operations
- Players seeking a setting without modern military conflicts, terrorist attacks, or geopolitical conspiracies
Our take on Act of War: High Treason
The store page emphasizes the size of the content additions, including maps, units, and upgrades, while giving less space to the practical differences between its three multiplayer modes and the role of its nine mercenaries.
What is Act of War: High Treason?
Act of War: High Treason is a modern military real-time strategy game set during terrorist attacks targeting both U.
S. presidential candidates. Players command Brigadier General Jason Richter and Task Force TALON through missions involving large assaults, hostage extractions, espionage, and search-and-destroy operations. The game includes a new single-player campaign, more than 50 multiplayer maps, three online multiplayer modes, and customization options. Naval battles use advanced water physics, while the expanded technology roster adds more than 50 ships, tanks, aircraft, soldiers, and upgrades. Nine mercenaries are also available. The story involves suspected corruption within the U. S. military and a shadowy organization called the Consortium. Near-future weapons and conflicts across global hotspots form the setting for the campaign and multiplayer-focused military strategy.
How Act of War: High Treason plays
- 01Single-Player Campaign
- The campaign follows General Jason Richter and Task Force TALON during an international anti-terrorist operation.
- 02Online Multiplayer
- Multiplayer provides more than 50 maps, three online modes, and customization options.
- 03Naval Combat
- Ships take part in battles using advanced water physics.
- 04Expanded Unit Roster
- The game adds more than 50 ships, tanks, aircraft, soldiers, and upgrades.
- 05Mercenary Choices
- Nine mercenaries can be used during gameplay.
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Act of War: High Treason: platforms & release
Is Act of War: High Treason worth it?
It is worth it if: RTS players who want modern military conflicts and near-future weapons. Skip it if: players who prefer a narrow military roster rather than a game adding more than 50 ships, tanks, aircraft, soldiers, and upgrades.
Where can I download Act of War: High Treason?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Act of War: High Treason's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Act of War: High Treason on?
Windows only.












