About This Game

Addictive yet chill. An immersive Cold War sandbox.

In a world dominated by antagonistic ideologies, supported by vast nuclear arsenals, a direct confrontation would mean the end of civilization as we know it.

In Maestro Cinetik's Cold War 2, you play as either the USA or the USSR, turning the globe into your strategic playground.

Use diplomacy, threats, and covert actions to ensure your ideology prevails!

If you're familiar with my work, you know I focus on crafting games you can enjoy in a single evening, yet with enough depth to offer endless replayability.

I’m confident the game's simple mechanics paired with historical events that force you to make impactful choices, will provide over 100 hours of entertainment.

Now:

Have fun! (this is an order, not a wish!)                                                                                                                       -Maestro Cinetik

How Does the Game Work?

The objective is simple: earn more prestige points than your opponent.

You gain prestige by improving diplomatic relations and signing treaties with countries across the globe. At the same time, your opponent will work relentlessly to undermine the nations in your bloc and shift the balance of power in their favor.

Beyond diplomacy, you must also manage your nation’s internal policies and carefully plan how to exploit the geopolitical landscape to weaken your rival over time.

Are you ready to lead your ideology to global dominance—or will history repeat itself?

DLC Policy

I’ve set the base game at a fair price, focused entirely on the core Cold War experience (USA vs. USSR, 1949–1989).

Everything outside of that core theme is released as optional DLC, so you can pick and choose only the parts of the game that interest you.

The DLC are developed alongside the base game since the Early Access, and they will continue to evolve and improve in parallel with it.

This way, the base game remains affordable, while extra content is available for those who want to dive deeper into specific aspects of the Cold War.