Wargame Airland | Battle

The game also features a robust command system, allowing players to:

| Nation | Strengths | Weaknesses | |--------|-----------|-------------| | | Best air force, excellent tanks (M1IP), good helos (Apache) | Expensive infantry, average artillery | | USSR | Cheap spam (T-55, Motostrelki), strong Tunguska AA, good ATGM helos (Mi-24V) | Poor optics on most tanks, mediocre air-to-air | | West Germany | Best guns (Leopard 2), excellent recon (Fernspäher) | Fragile helos, average AA | | UK | Great ATGM infantry (Milan 2), tough tanks (Challenger) | Slow units, poor anti-helicopter AA | | France | Fast tanks (AMX-30), strong ATGM helos (Gazelle HOT) | Thin armor, expensive planes | Wargame Airland Battle

Unlike linear RTS missions, the single-player campaign is a grand strategy meta-game played on a tactical map. You move battlegroups across provinces; when two opposing forces meet, the game shifts to a real-time tactical battle. This "Total War" style approach means that losing a company of tanks in one skirmish has long-term consequences for your entire war effort. Realism and Complexity The game also features a robust command system,

There is no "fog of war" blanket. Instead, Wargame Airland Battle uses realistic terrain occlusion. A tank behind a hill cannot see you; you cannot see it. This makes recon units (scout helicopters, special forces, and drone aircraft) the most valuable assets on the battlefield. If you lose your eyes, you are blind-firing into the void. Realism and Complexity There is no "fog of war" blanket