StrategyFit check
Is Win That War! worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Real-time strategy fans who want a campaign involving many players rather than solo play
- Players who enjoy resource gathering and trading as part of their strategy
- Strategy fans who want faction competition across planets instead of a single-planet campaign
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking short, self-contained matches may not enjoy the campaign's planet-to-planet structure.
- Players who want to move directly into battles may stall at the resource gathering and upgrade development stages.
- Players looking for a single-player campaign may not want a game centered on massively multiplayer competition.
Our take on Win That War!
The likely bounce point is the resource-and-upgrade loop: players who want to move straight into battles may stall at gathering intelligence, earning and trading resources, and developing an arsenal before fighting for planetary territory.
What is Win That War!?
Win That War!
is a real-time strategy game built around a shared online campaign where factions compete to control territory across planets. Players begin as low-ranking employees of one of three powerful corporations, each with different goals and ideals. The campaign involves gathering intelligence, earning and trading resources, and developing an upgrade tree. Players use their strategy and expanded arsenal to defeat opposing forces and extend their faction’s control across a planet. After fighting for control of one planet, players switch to the next. The game centers on faction competition, resource management, upgrades, and territorial conquest.
How Win That War! plays
- 01Faction Campaign
- Players join one of three corporations whose goals and ideals differ.
- 02Resource Trading
- Resources can be earned and traded as part of developing an upgrade tree.
- 03Planetary Conquest
- Faction warfare focuses on taking control of territories across a planet before moving to another.
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Win That War!: platforms & release
Is Win That War! worth it?
It is worth it if: real-time strategy fans who want a campaign involving many players rather than solo play. Skip it if: players seeking short, self-contained matches may not enjoy the campaign's planet-to-planet structure.
Where can I download Win That War!?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Win That War!'s store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Win That War! on?
Windows only.
