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The full release includes 11 historical single-player campaign missions covering World War II operations from the D-Day landings through Operation Varsity.

Two tutorial levels introduce the game before commanders progress through its historical operations.

The German replay offers objectives including holding Cherbourg for two weeks or holding for one week and then capturing and defending Carentan for a day.

The German scenario includes alternative objectives involving the defense of Caen or an offensive to capture Bayeux.

The Siege of Bastogne scenario features encirclement and supply challenges, including the situation of the 101st Airborne Division.

Completed missions can be replayed from the German perspective with different objectives and challenges rather than the Allied campaign's persistent custom army.

Start with a division determined by your selected nation and recruit units from the United States, United Kingdom, and Canada.

Your free infantry division initially contains three infantry regiments alongside anti-tank guns, artillery, engineers, anti-aircraft guns, and headquarters.

Historical divisions and their commanding officers become available for recruitment after completing missions in which those formations participated.

Create customized formations with the drag-and-drop interface, adjusting organizational structures, unit connections, names, and insignia.

Earn Requisition by completing missions and spend it on additional formations, companies, and eligible officers.

Each mission has a deployment weight limit, requiring commanders to balance formation size against the total forces they can field.

Infantry, mechanized infantry, and paratroopers provide nearby eligible friendly units with +20% defense and +30% morale.

Light and medium tanks provide the Tank Support effect, granting +25% damage and +30% morale to nearby eligible friendly units.

Heavy Tank Support provides nearby eligible friendly units with +50% damage, +10% defense, and +50% morale.

Engineer Support grants minefield immunity, +50% fortification destruction, and +50% entrenchment speed to nearby eligible friendly units.

Scout Support provides a +50% movement speed bonus to nearby eligible friendly units, while reconnaissance units help reveal enemy positions.

Anti-tank guns and artillery provide Support Gun Support, granting +50% damage and +100% fortification destruction to nearby eligible friendly units.

Combined-arms bonuses do not stack from multiple units of the same type, and units do not receive their own type's support bonus.

Every company tracks supplies representing ammunition, fuel, and food. Low supply causes combat penalties, while depleted supplies lead to attrition and increased surrender risk.

Fixed battlefield supply hubs, including ports and major transport centers, provide supplies that are distributed to supply depots.

Depots store and distribute supplies to formations. Players can establish and dismantle depots, with deployment-phase changes occurring immediately.

The supply transfer rate depends on the distance and terrain between a depot and a divisional headquarters.

Encircled units can continue using available local supplies, but cutting their replenishment routes can eventually cause attrition and rapid surrender.

The official logistics guide recommends using armored formations for breakthroughs while following with infantry to hold the supply corridor.

Every deployed formation requires an officer assigned to its headquarters. Inexperienced officers can be recruited for free, while higher-level officers cost Requisition.

The Skill Web includes infantry, armor, artillery and support gun, air support, and general skill specializations.

Assertive Staff provides +5% movement speed and +5% damage to all units under the officer's command.

Lightning Strike grants units within its radius +300% movement speed, +100% damage, and +50% morale when activated.

The Timid personality quirk provides +10% defense but applies a -40% morale penalty. Officers can acquire additional quirks through service.

Wounded officers may acquire permanent injuries and become unavailable for the next mission, while captured or killed officers are permanently lost.

Battleplan was released on October 12, 2026, developed by Foolish Mortals Games Inc. and published by Slitherine Ltd.

The confirmed Steam release is for Windows PC, with support for 64-bit Windows 10 and Windows 11.

The minimum memory requirement is 4 GB RAM.

The recommended memory requirement is 8 GB RAM.

The listed minimum graphics options include NVIDIA GeForce GT 1030 and AMD Radeon RX 460, with DirectX 11 required.

The game requires 8 GB of available storage space under both minimum and recommended configurations.

The Steam listing includes English, French, German, Spanish (Spain), Polish, and Russian interface and subtitle support, with English full audio.