StrategyFit check
Is Field of Honor worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players interested in historical warfare who want Napoleonic, Revolutionary or Civil War settings
- Strategy players who want to switch between map-based command and first-person combat
- Solo players seeking large AI-driven battles with infantry, cavalry and artillery
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a primarily character-driven campaign rather than battles organized around four stated modes
- Players wanting a fully developed roster and arsenal rather than an Early Access game with additional content planned
- Players looking for multiplayer battles instead of a single-player experience
Our take on Field of Honor
The emphasis on battles exceeding 1,000 units suggests scale, but the store presentation gives less attention to the limited structure: four listed modes, AI-controlled opposition and an Early Access roadmap. The historical scope is broad, while much of the future content remains planned.
What is Field of Honor?
Field of Honor is a single-player game combining first-person combat with strategic command across the Napoleonic Wars, American Revolutionary War and American Civil War.
Players can fight as infantry or cavalry in battles controlled partly by AI, command forces from a strategy map, or direct units from a first-person view. Battles can contain more than 1,000 units at once. Playable factions include numerous European nations, revolutionary-era United States and Great Britain, and Civil War Union or Confederate forces. Units are divided into artillery, cavalry and infantry. Four modes are available: Conquest, Defense, Assault and Custom Battle. The game is presented as an Early Access title, with additional nations, units, weapons and equipment planned.
How Field of Honor plays
- 01Historical War Settings
- The game covers the Napoleonic Wars, American Revolutionary War and American Civil War.
- 02Mixed Command Views
- Armies can be directed from a strategic map or while controlling a soldier in first-person view.
- 03Large Battles
- Engagements can include more than 1,000 units on the battlefield simultaneously.
- 04Three Unit Classes
- Available forces include artillery, cavalry and infantry, with units varying by nation.
- 05Four Battle Modes
- Conquest, Defense, Assault and Custom Battle provide the available match structures.
- 06AI-Controlled Forces
- AI can command enemy forces and friendly units while the player fights as an individual soldier.
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Field of Honor: platforms & release
Is Field of Honor worth it?
It is worth it if: players interested in historical warfare who want Napoleonic, Revolutionary or Civil War settings. Skip it if: players seeking a primarily character-driven campaign rather than battles organized around four stated modes.
Where can I download Field of Honor?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Field of Honor's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Field of Honor on?
Windows only.
