Wolves against Lions. War beasts on the ground and in the sky.
PlayOne tank, a small arena, four players. Double tap to drive, tap an enemy to fire. The light tank goes for the rear, the heavy holds its front, the howitzer lands on anyone standing still. Crates with armour, boost and an air strike. Knocked out — you are back in three seconds.
Everyone for themselves. Most knock-outs wins.
Paint the square with your tracks, grab the banner — the paint becomes points.
A raft in the river breaks under fire. Be the last one on it.
One valley, one dam and one switch. On the first of December the power was due to go to the Wolves — and it never came. The Wolves say it was stolen. The Lions show the signature. Two campaigns, two truths: fight the war for both sides.
Grey the Pack Leader · speed, a good nose and a knife in the back
“The switch was due to be thrown our way. They didn’t. So we’ll throw it ourselves.”— Grey the Pack Leader
Brigadier Shaggy · armour, weight and a voice that carries
“On the first of December we threw the switch. Here is the signature. On the second the Wolves came onto our road.”— Brigadier Shaggy
Against real opponents for rating, or with a friend. The winner is not the one with more machines, but the one who saw them first.
To the last machine. The Pass, The Town, The Quarry.
Hold the high ground or take it. The Height, The Bridge, The Square.
More flags, more points. The Fork, The Farmsteads, The Hills.
Pick a machine, point at a spot — it drives there itself, around houses and water. Deploy your squad, dig in, call recon from the sky — and strike where they least expect it.
Light and heavy tanks, scouts, howitzers, supply and drones.
Winter and summer, villages, rivers, mountain passes.
From private to general — your rating grows with every win.
A short training course — and you are ready for real opponents.
Wolves or Lions — the choice is yours.
