Fit check
Is Time of Fury worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- World War II strategy fans who want a Europe-wide campaign
- Grand strategy players who prefer logistics, diplomacy, and research alongside combat
- Multiplayer groups seeking competitive or cooperative military campaigns
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking short, narrowly focused battles rather than a war-spanning strategic campaign
- Players who prefer simplified military systems without supply, diplomacy, research, weather, and historical events
- Players looking for a fantasy, science-fiction, or non-historical setting
Our take on Time of Fury
Rather than centering on battles alone, the game treats World War II as an interconnected command problem involving diplomacy, supply, technology, domestic ambitions, and control of multiple countries.
What is Time of Fury?
Time of Fury is a grand strategy game covering the European theater of World War II.
Players choose one country or a combination of countries and direct ground, air, and naval forces across a map containing more than 47,000 hexes. The game includes 9 major campaigns and 2 smaller multiplayer-focused campaigns, with more than 30 playable nations. Decision-making includes troop movement, supply, logistics, diplomacy, research, terrain, weather, convoys, strategic weapons, and amphibious operations. Nations have distinct abilities and drawbacks, while historical events can alter the course of the war. Play is available against the AI, against another person, or cooperatively with 2 human players against the AI.
How Time of Fury plays
- 01European Campaign Map
- The campaign map contains more than 47,000 hexes and supports armies exceeding 1,000 units.
- 02Historical Campaigns
- Nine major campaigns cover the war from 1939 to 1944, alongside 2 smaller scenarios intended for multiplayer.
- 03Nation Differences
- Each country has distinct abilities and disadvantages, such as faster German Panzer Corps and less dependable supply.
- 04Diplomatic Decisions
- Diplomacy points can influence neutral countries, alter war entry dates, trigger coups, and affect domestic war ambitions.
- 05Research And Upgrades
- Five research areas support modernized equipment, including investment in atomic weapons.
- 06Multiplayer Modes
- Players can compete against another person or cooperate with 2 human players while the AI controls the opposing side.
- 07Flexible Factions
- More than 30 nations are playable, with the option to assign any remaining countries to the AI.
- 08War Logistics
- Resources fund unit purchases, repairs, maintenance, upgrades, strategic movement, naval transport, and landing craft.
Time of Fury compared to similar games
Xenonauts focuses on a multinational organization defending Earth from aliens with small persistent squads, while Time of Fury covers more than 30 nations and coordinates land, air, and naval forces across Europe. Ashes of the Singularity: Escalation centers on vast armies and a galactic conflict, whereas Time of Fury uses historical campaigns, diplomacy, convoys, and World War II events. Old World follows empires across generations with marriage, heirs, and legacy management; Time of Fury instead spans the European war through military operations and national control.
Time of Fury: platforms & release
Is Time of Fury worth it?
It is worth it if: world War II strategy fans who want a Europe-wide campaign. Skip it if: players seeking short, narrowly focused battles rather than a war-spanning strategic campaign.
Where can I download Time of Fury?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Time of Fury's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Time of Fury on?
Windows only.
