Fit check
Is The Entente Gold worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- World War I history fans who want nation-specific campaigns
- Strategy players who prefer commanding large armies in real time
- Scenario builders who want map and mission editing tools
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking small-scale tactical encounters may hit a wall when battles reach thousands of units per side.
- Players who prefer a fixed sequence of missions may bounce off the non-linear campaign structure.
- Players looking for turn-based combat may not fit the real-time format.
Our take on The Entente Gold
The bounce point is the scale: players used to managing small squads may hit a wall when each side can field up to 10,000 units. The non-linear missions and separate national campaigns also add structure beyond a straightforward sequence of battles.
What is The Entente Gold?
Command France, Germany, Russia, Austria-Hungary, or Britain through five World War I campaigns shaped by each nation’s historical role.
This real-time strategy game includes infantry, cavalry, vehicles, battleships, and period buildings, with each nation having distinct troop strengths and weaknesses. Economic and military advisors assist with upgrades, resource gathering, unit production, and military and economic development. Maps contain more than 1,000 structures, while battles can involve up to 10,000 units on each side. Entente Gold adds two campaigns with seven missions each, plus a map and mission editor. The game also includes an encyclopedia covering its weapons and other military equipment.
How The Entente Gold plays
- 01Five National Campaigns
- France, Germany, Russia, Austria-Hungary, and Britain each have campaigns reflecting their historical roles.
- 02Large-Scale Battles
- Each side can deploy up to 10,000 units in a battle.
- 03Period Military Units
- The forces include infantry, cavalry, vehicles, battleships, and buildings from the World War I era.
- 04Additional Campaigns
- The Gold edition adds two campaigns with seven missions each.
- 05Scenario Editor
- A map and mission editor allows custom battlefield content.
The Entente Gold compared to similar games
Men of War: Assault Squad focuses on World War II and combines large-scale strategy with direct, hands-on control of individual units. Xenonauts uses turn-based operations with small persistent squads during an alien invasion, while The Entente Gold uses real-time campaigns based on World War I and includes economic development, resource gathering, and unit production.
The Entente Gold: platforms & release
Is The Entente Gold worth it?
It is worth it if: world War I history fans who want nation-specific campaigns. Skip it if: players seeking small-scale tactical encounters may hit a wall when battles reach thousands of units per side.
Where can I download The Entente Gold?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens The Entente Gold's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is The Entente Gold on?
Windows only.
