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Command divisions and corps across the 1944 Western Front. Draw multi-stage plans on historically grounded maps, coordinate officers and combined arms, and keep forces supplied through week-long battles.

10+ Historical Battles1–4 Week MissionsHundreds of Thousands of TroopsThousands of KM of Real-World Terrain

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Your Battleplan Commander’s Journey

1Beginner GuideLearn the map, planning phase, time controls, objectives, and your first orders.
2Western Front MissionsAssess historical missions, objectives, and terrain before planning each battle.
3Orders & CommandPractice drawn orders and assign tasks across divisions, regiments, and companies.
4Supply & Combined ArmsCoordinate depots, artillery, terrain, infantry, armour, and support units.

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What Is Battleplan?

Battleplan is a single-player World War II real-time operational strategy game developed by Foolish Mortals Games Inc. and published by Slitherine Ltd. Command Allied formations in historical Western Front operations on maps based on real-world geography.

Instead of micromanaging individual soldiers, sketch multi-stage orders on the map and delegate execution through a chain of command. Manage divisions, officers, artillery, air support, logistics, and reinforcements as battles unfold over days or weeks.

Battleplan battlefield map with drawn operational orders

Developer

Foolish Mortals Games Inc.

Platform

Windows PC (Steam / Matrix Games)

Genre

WWII Operational Real-Time Strategy / Wargame

Historical Battles

10+

Mission Duration

1 week to 1 month (in-game time)

Minimum Storage

8 GB

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Choose a topic to plan your campaign, command formations, and keep the front supplied.

Battleplan Beginner Guide

Learn the fundamentals of Battleplan's World War II operational command system, from deploying divisions to drawing orders and preserving supplies.

  1. TutorialsComplete both tutorial levels before starting the historical single-player campaign.
  2. Plan on the mapStudy objectives and realistic terrain, then draw attack routes and defensive lines.
  3. Supply and timeMaintain depots and protect headquarters; pause or fast-forward the multi-day simulation.
Battleplan Beginner Guide

Battleplan Campaign Missions

Explore Battleplan's 11 historical Western Front campaign missions and two tutorial levels, confirmed for the October 12, 2026 release.

D-Day

The campaign opens with the June 1944 Normandy landings.

Caen

The German scenario offers victory by defending Caen or taking and holding Bayeux.

Operation Varsity

The publisher identifies Varsity as the launch campaign’s concluding operation.

Battleplan Campaign Missions

Battleplan Orders and Battle Plans

Use documented map-drawn commands such as Breakthrough Attack, Complex Attack, Assemble, and Zone Orders.

  1. Breakthrough AttackFor a fast advance against light resistance, draw a Breakthrough Attack followed by Assemble.
  2. Complex AttackCoordinate scouting, bombardment, reserves, and territorial objectives against strong defenses.
  3. Zone OrdersAssign operational areas to formations, then add individual orders where needed.
Battleplan Orders and Battle Plans

Battleplan Army Builder

Organize Allied corps with the Army Constructor, Requisition, and a detailed chain of command.

  1. Starting nationsChoose the U.S., U.K., or Canada and create a fictional commander and corps.
  2. Starting divisionInspect the free infantry division and its artillery, engineers, anti-tank, anti-air, and HQ units.
  3. ReorganizationRestructure regiments, battalions, and companies; Requisition adds companies.
Battleplan Army Builder

Battleplan Units and Combined Arms

Compare documented unit roles and support bonuses; avoid invented unit tier rankings.

Infantry

Infantry, mechanized infantry, and paratroopers grant nearby allies +20% defence and +30% morale.

Heavy tanks

Heavy tanks grant nearby allies +50% damage, +10% defence, and +50% morale.

Engineers

Engineers provide minefield immunity, +50% fortification damage, and +50% entrenchment speed.

Battleplan Units and Combined Arms

Battleplan Officers and Skills

See how officer passives, active abilities, and personality quirks shape subordinate formations.

Assertive Staff

This example passive gives subordinate troops +5% movement speed and +5% damage.

Lightning Strike

This active ability temporarily grants units in its area +300% speed, +100% damage, and +50% morale.

Headquarters risk

Wounded officers miss the next mission; captured or killed officers are permanently lost.

Battleplan Officers and Skills

Battleplan Supply Lines Guide

Manage ammunition, fuel, and food through supply hubs, movable depots, and realistic transport routes.

  1. Track supplyCheck supply at company and division level; movement and combat increase consumption.
  2. Place depotsKeep depots near divisional headquarters and active fighting; rough or long routes slow transfers.
  3. Keep routes openProtect corridors behind advancing armour with infantry so supplies can reach the front.
Battleplan Supply Lines Guide

Battleplan System Requirements

Review the official Windows PC requirements for Battleplan, released October 12, 2026.

Operating system

64-bit Windows 10 or 11 is required for both minimum and recommended specifications.

Recommended CPU

The listed examples are an Intel Core i3-8100 or AMD Ryzen 3 1200.

Memory and storage

The listing specifies 4 GB RAM minimum, 8 GB recommended, and 8 GB storage.

Battleplan System Requirements

Battleplan FAQ

Answers based on the current official game information.

A single-player World War II operational strategy game by Foolish Mortals Games Inc., published by Slitherine Ltd.

Draw the Plan. Command the Front. Win the Campaign.

From your first defensive line to coordinated corps offensives, strengthen your plans, protect supply routes, and take charge of the Western Front.