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%SYSTEM-S-ANNOUNCE, The Digital Cold War has begun.

Web Wars is a fast-paced RTS balancing modern military and Cold War era fears. How would you navigate a global thermo-nuclear war? What is your threshold for an acceptable loss?

Demo Note

 web wars features 2 playable countries in the free demo (U.S. and Russia), unlock the others (India and China) in the full version coming soon

FEATURES

Machine Learning

Face off against AI agents or traditional scripted opponents in single-player simulations. The coded bot features a challenging but predictable outcome, where the machine learning agent allows for more dynamic play styles that will be improved in future updates. 

It's learning, are you?

Real World Stats

Utilizing census data around the world, Web Wars balances 4 nations in a competitive real-time war simulation. Become the "President" and lead your nation to victory while managing population, military, GDP, and assets.

Per-Country Upgrades

Every country is given 2 upgrades specific to their country, providing a unique playstyle and strategy depending on a countries GDP, Military, Population, and potential upgrades. Not all upgrades are created equal, however.

Blow The Deficit

Fortify GDP to generate more assets relative to your countries population. Blow the deficit to receive slightly less than the upgrade's cost in return. You control the economy of your country. 

Hacking

Launch sophisticated cyber-warfare attacks, causing a range of abnormalities such as asset theft, Power-Grid failure, or in rare cases detonating an enemies nuclear bomb in it's silo.

Per-Country Hacks

Each country utilizes a country-specific hack that while costly, often leads to devastating consequences for your opponent. 

Singleplayer & Multiplayer

Play with a friend! Web wars supports peer to peer networking. Click the lobby code to copy it to your clipboard! Or sharpen your strategy against the bot in offline mode.

Web Wars is a work of fiction. The names, characters and incidents portrayed in it are the work of the author’s imagination. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, events or localities is entirely coincidental.