Fit check
Is Battlefall: State of Conflict worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- RTS players who want three faction campaigns in a post-apocalyptic setting
- Strategy fans who prefer open-ended base building without stated population or construction limits
- Players who want to create custom maps, units, factions, and rules
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a tightly constrained strategy system may find the unrestricted building and population structure too loose
- Players wanting a compact, single-mode RTS may find the campaigns, skirmishes, editors, and custom-content options sprawling
- Players looking specifically for a fluid-enemy RTS like Creeper World 4 may prefer its focus on waves of Creeper across 3D terrain
Our take on Battlefall: State of Conflict
The page foregrounds broad customization and many modes, but the current update is specifically identified as Patch 0.4.0, with a mini-campaign, maps, and additional modes added. The breadth of the promised framework therefore sits alongside an explicitly evolving release.
What is Battlefall: State of Conflict?
Battlefall: State of Conflict is a post-apocalyptic real-time strategy game built around three factions: EFNET, the Scrappers, and the SEL.
Players establish bases, gather resources, train armies, expand positions, and pursue objectives without stated building or population caps. Battlefall Upgrades, base-expansion units, and unit veterancy support different approaches during battles. The game includes three faction campaigns, offline and online skirmishes, cooperative campaigns, and additional game modes. A level editor and rule editor allow custom maps, units, and factions, while Steam Workshop supports sharing and accessing community creations. Patch 0. 4. 0 adds a mini-campaign, new maps, and more game modes.
How Battlefall: State of Conflict plays
- 01Three Factions
- EFNET, the Scrappers, and the SEL each have separate campaign stories and battlefield identities.
- 02Flexible Army Building
- Battlefall Upgrades, expansion units, and veterancy let armies develop through different tactical approaches.
- 03Custom Content Tools
- The level and rule editors support creating maps, units, and factions.
- 04Online And Offline Modes
- Skirmishes can be played offline or online, and campaigns include cooperative play.
- 05Steam Workshop
- Community members can share and access custom creations through Steam Workshop.
Battlefall: State of Conflict compared to similar games
Creeper World 4 centers its RTS play on defending against fluid Creeper waves while building an economic base with energy and mined materials. Battlefall instead focuses on three factions, base expansion, customizable forces, campaigns, and map or rule creation. Rising Front is a single-player battle simulator featuring large-scale combined-arms combat with tanks, cavalry, aircraft, and infantry, while Battlefall includes online modes, cooperative campaigns, and faction-specific strategy.
Battlefall: State of Conflict: platforms & release
Is Battlefall: State of Conflict worth it?
It is worth it if: RTS players who want three faction campaigns in a post-apocalyptic setting. Skip it if: players seeking a tightly constrained strategy system may find the unrestricted building and population structure too loose.
Where can I download Battlefall: State of Conflict?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Battlefall: State of Conflict's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Battlefall: State of Conflict on?
Windows only.
