Fit check
Is War on Folvos worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Turn-based strategy players who want military campaigns rather than puzzle or role-playing gameplay
- Players who prefer commanding mixed forces of infantry, tanks, and aircraft
- Strategy newcomers who want a tutorial with tactical options
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking real-time battlefield control may bounce off the turn-based structure
- Players wanting an open-ended military sandbox may find the fixed structure of two campaigns and 20 scenarios restrictive
- Players looking for role-playing progression, deckbuilding, or direct character control may not find those systems here
Our take on War on Folvos
Players who need real-time battlefield control will hit the main wall at the turn-based command system. Those expecting an open-ended campaign may also stop at the fixed structure of two campaigns and 20 scenarios.
What is War on Folvos?
War on Folvos is a turn-based strategy game set on the desert world of Folvos.
Players select a faction and direct troops through battles in varied terrain. It offers two faction campaigns, a tutorial, and 20 distinct scenarios. The army includes 20 unit types, such as infantry, tanks, and aircraft. Battles use a turn-based system with numerous tactical choices. The conflict concerns a newly found resource that the Vasgalan Empire seeks to control, while Folvos’s inhabitants remain unaware of its importance. The game introduces its mechanics to newcomers while retaining tactical depth for experienced players.
How War on Folvos plays
- 01Two Side Campaigns
- Separate campaigns let players lead different factions in the conflict over Folvos.
- 02Twenty Scenarios
- The game includes 20 unique battles across Folvos's varying landscapes.
- 03Military Unit Types
- Command 20 kinds of military units, including soldiers, tanks, and aircraft.
- 04Tutorial Mode
- A tutorial is included alongside the two campaigns and scenario-based battles.
War on Folvos compared to similar games
Men of War: Assault Squad focuses on World War II battles with large-scale strategy and direct, hands-on combat, while War on Folvos uses turn-based battles across two campaigns. Xenonauts centers on defending Earth from aliens with persistent soldiers and technology recovery; War on Folvos instead offers 20 scenarios involving soldiers, tanks, and aircraft on Folvos.
War on Folvos: platforms & release
Is War on Folvos worth it?
It is worth it if: turn-based strategy players who want military campaigns rather than puzzle or role-playing gameplay. Skip it if: players seeking real-time battlefield control may bounce off the turn-based structure.
Where can I download War on Folvos?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens War on Folvos's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is War on Folvos on?
Windows only.
