Fit check
Is Rising Front worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who want single-player battles with more than 1000 active units
- Strategy fans who want to switch between direct combat and army command
- Workshop users interested in adding maps, units, weapons, and buildable objects
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a tightly focused infantry shooter may find the combined command, construction, and vehicle systems too broad
- Those who prefer small tactical encounters may not want battles involving more than 1000 units
- Players looking for a campaign centered on one historical period may find the multi-era structure too dispersed
Our take on Rising Front
The large battlefield scale trades close control for delegation: players can fight directly, but many units are handled through army command and AI direction. The mix of eras, vehicles, aircraft, cavalry, construction, and workshop content also leaves less room for a narrowly focused combat format.
What is Rising Front?
Rising Front is a single-player battle simulator covering World War I, the American War of Independence, and the Franco-Prussian War.
Battles can include more than 1000 units, with infantry, tanks, cavalry, aircraft, artillery, bombing runs, and fighter support. Players can fight directly in first-person view or command forces from above. The game includes a real-time construction system, an adaptive cover system, AI unit commands, and rag-doll physics. Cavalry includes more than 20 unit types, while aircraft and fire support offer 30+ options. Workshop support covers maps, units, vehicles, weapons, fire support, and buildable objects.
How Rising Front plays
- 01Large-Scale Battles
- Engagements can place more than 1000 units in action at the same time.
- 02Multiple War Eras
- Scenarios span World War I, the American War of Independence, and the Franco-Prussian War.
- 03Mixed Combat Forces
- Battles combine infantry, tanks, cavalry, planes, artillery, and bombing support.
- 04Dual Command Views
- Players can control combat in first person or direct the army from an overhead perspective.
- 05Workshop Content
- Custom content can cover maps, infantry, cavalry, tanks, fire support, weapons, and buildable objects.
- 06Defensive Construction
- A real-time building system lets players construct defenses during battles.
- 07Cavalry Variety
- The game includes more than 20 cavalry units from several historical periods.
Rising Front compared to similar games
Rising Front combines first-person combat with overhead army command, construction, and battles involving more than 1000 units. Creeper World 4 is a real-time strategy game centered on containing fluid enemy waves while building an economic base and assembling forces, rather than simulating historical battles with infantry, cavalry, vehicles, and aircraft.
Rising Front: platforms & release
Is Rising Front worth it?
It is worth it if: players who want single-player battles with more than 1000 active units. Skip it if: players seeking a tightly focused infantry shooter may find the combined command, construction, and vehicle systems too broad.
Where can I download Rising Front?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Rising Front's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Rising Front on?
Windows and macOS.
