Field of Command

Start with a platoon.
Become a general.

A World War II RTS about earning your command.

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Your career

EARN YOUR COMMAND

Lead your first platoon, prove yourself in battle and take on greater responsibility.

As your career develops, officers lead the formations you once directed yourself. Choose their tasks, commit your reserves and fight the bigger battle.

Illustrated British officers and soldiers during the Dyle campaign Campaign artwork
Haldane's Company. The campaign follows your growing responsibility through the war.

Your officers

LEAD THROUGH YOUR OFFICERS

Give one platoon the village. Send another around the flank.

Your officers carry out the plan while you choose where to commit support or take direct control of a formation.

Two British officers study a map as troops deploy from a barn In-game menu artwork
Campaign menu artwork. Officer-led gameplay is in development.

Your plan

FIGHT YOUR OWN BATTLES

Scout the approach. Pin the defenders. Send armour through the gap.

Use terrain, fortifications and fire support to shape the battle. Build your career in Campaign, or try a different plan in Skirmish.

Illustrated British troops holding the Dyle Line during a World War II battle Campaign artwork
The Line Holds. Campaign artwork from the fighting on the Dyle.

Gameplay in motion

SEE THE BATTLE MOVE.

Two short views from the current build: the local fight and the wider command picture.

Gameplay
A contested river crossing.
Gameplay
Pull back to read the wider battlefield.

The world of Field of Command

THE GROUND YOU FIGHT FOR.

Every operation begins with the ground. Roads, rivers, farms and settlements shape the plan before the first formation moves.

Illustrated countryside cut by a river and stone bridge, showing the approved landscape direction
Illustrated countrysideWorld Style direction
Battlefield concept showing a farm and stream near Étaples
Étaples OutskirtsBattlefield look development
British officers planning at a field headquarters table
Behind the lineHeadquarters concept art

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The ROAD ahead

THE WAR IN THE WEST

We’re building a campaign that spans WWII, with new battlefields, improving equipment and greater responsibility along the way.

This is a selection from the long-term roadmap. Later campaigns are planned and subject to change. Dates shown are historical periods.

Explore the planned journey
  1. 1939–40Opening campaign

    Illustrated British column on a road through France
    Campaign artwork

    The BEF in France

    The Phoney War, the advance into Belgium, and the long retreat to Dunkirk.

  2. 1940–42Planned

    Illustrated armoured column crossing the desert
    Campaign artwork

    The Desert War

    The North African campaigns of 1940–42. Open ground, long sightlines and a war of movement.

  3. 1943–44Planned

    Illustrated Italian campaign landscape
    Campaign artwork

    The long climb through Italy

    Sicily, Salerno, Cassino, Anzio. Mountain passes, river crossings, and hard-won ground.

  4. 1944Planned

    Illustrated landing craft and armour on a Normandy beach
    Campaign artwork

    Return to France

    From the Normandy beaches to Falaise. Landings, hedgerows, and the breakout.

  5. 1944–45Planned

    Illustrated campaign artwork for the advance into Germany
    Campaign artwork

    Into Germany

    Market Garden, the Bulge, and the Rhine. The final campaigns of the war in the West.

Useful details

About the game.

What kind of game is Field of Command?

Start with a platoon. Become a general. Field of Command is a World War II real-time strategy game about earning greater command through a military career. Lead through your officers, choose your tactics and take direct control of formations where the battle needs you.

What carries over between campaign battles?

Your service record, officers, experience and losses give the next operation a history. Your career continues as you receive new appointments and greater responsibility. Campaign owns that career; Skirmish lets you choose a standalone battle, and competitive progression is separate.

Where does the campaign begin?

The opening British career follows the BEF from the Phoney War of 1939 into the fighting in Belgium and France in 1940. Further theatres shown in the campaign journey are long-term plans, with their own development scope.

Which platforms and modes are planned?

The full game is being developed for PC on Steam. Campaign provides the commander career, Skirmish provides standalone battle building, and competitive play has separate progression. Initial Early Access mode availability will be confirmed before release.

What can I play now?

The free browser preview is an early version of the game, with separate progress from the future Steam release. The journey from first platoon to general is the vision for the full game. A free Steam demo is in preparation; the Steam page and wishlisting will follow. Early Access is planned for 2027.

Will the full game be free?

The full Steam game is planned as a paid Early Access release in 2027 at a planned price of £20 / $25. A free Steam demo is coming soon, and the browser preview is playable now.

Who is making Field of Command?

Field of Command is developed by Matt (Southers) and published by Fieldcraft Games. You can follow progress and join the discussion on Discord.

Field of Command

Start with a platoon. Become a general.
A World War II RTS by Fieldcraft Games.

Take your first command.

Try an early version in your browser. The free Steam demo is in preparation.

Play browser preview

Early Access planned for 2027. Steam wishlisting coming soon.

Follow development on Discord

Field of Command

Free Steam demo coming soon.

The Steam page and wishlisting are being prepared. Play the browser preview now or follow development for news.

Play browser preview Follow development on Discord