War in Asia

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• Announcements·14 Aug 2026Official

  【Developement Thread 8】Supplies & Logistics

  Units in the game will gradually consume supplies, morale, and readiness while moving and engaging in sustained combat. A shortage of supplies will not only limit a unit’s ability to continue operating, but will also directly reduce its actual combat effectiveness. To maintain an offensive, players will need to establish a stable logistics network.Friendly cities form the backbone of the supply system. Cities transport food, ammunition, weapons, and other equipment to the front through transportation routes.Each army-level headquarters is assigned a supply source city. During each turn’s supply phase, subordinate units will attempt to obtain missing equipment required by their formations from the headquarters’ supply source, while also requesting food and ammunition to restore their condition.You can manually change an army headquarters’ supply source city or allow the AI to assign one automatically. As long as a unit can connect to a valid supply route, it can recover a certain proportion of its supply, morale, and readiness based on its distance from the supply line. The closer it is to the transportation network, the more efficient this recovery will be. In the unit panel, players can view the unit’s current supply source, supply mode, and the actual amount of supplies received during the current turn.Understrength units will prioritize better equipment when receiving replacements. For example, the 30th Division shown here lost seven rifle squads in combat. We can see that its parent formation, the 30th Army, is supplied from Taiyuan. Taiyuan will automatically search its available stockpiles. If there are not enough Chiang Kai-shek rifles available, it will instead send Hanyang 88 rifles to the division. You can also view the resulting frontline demand for goods in the city inventory interface.Supply routes are not completely secure. Enemy zones of control can sever transportation lines, while units operating too far away may find themselves beyond supply range ...
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• Announcements·7 Aug 2026Official

  【Developement Thread 7】Lines of Transportation

  Transportation lines are one of the most important elements in the game, serving as the links that connect cities with one another and with the front lines.Unlike most strategy games and wargames, we aim to represent historical transportation networks through a more concrete and hands-on system. You can precisely manage the traffic on each transportation line, as well as the flow of individual goods along those routes, allowing resources to move between different cities. Weapons, food, and ammunition can be continuously supplied to the front, while vital raw materials and industrial goods can be transported back toward the interior.A frontline city often faces enormous supply demands and must rely on transportation lines connecting it to cities in the rear. However, if you have stockpiled enough supplies in advance, units around the city can continue operating for a long time even after all of its transportation links have been cut.This also encourages more flexible operational planning. Severing a transportation line that enemy forces depend on may not produce an immediate result, but its long-term impact can be decisive.To achieve this without forcing the player into excessive micromanagement, the game introduces a Priority system. In the stockpile interface, you can freely raise or lower the priority of any particular good. Cities with a high priority for a certain resource will receive supplies from other cities, while goods stored in lower-priority cities may be shipped elsewhere.If you still find manual management too cumbersome, you can delegate transportation management to the AI. Each turn, the AI will automatically allocate available transport capacity, taking shortages and frontline demand into account while ensuring that city production can continue, and then distributing supplies to the areas where they are needed most.Every unit of goods has a specific weight, which, together with the capacity of a transportation line, determines how much of that good ...
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• Announcements·31 Jul 2026Official

  【Developement Thread 6】Resolving a Battle

  Welcome to Development Thread 6!In this entry, we will discuss how battles are resolved.When the player orders one or more units to attack, an engagement begins. Combat is generally divided into two phases: the approach phase and the assault phase.During the approach phase, the attackers advance toward the defenders’ positions while both sides exchange fire. During the assault phase, close-combat calculations determine whether the defenders hold their ground, retreat, or are destroyed.The outcome of an engagement is largely determined by the squad-level equipment of the participating units. A unit with sufficient artillery will possess greater long-range firepower, while tanks provide powerful armour and breakthrough values. Heavy machine guns significantly strengthen positional defence. Factors such as entrenchment and readiness also play an important role.However, artillery and armoured units that lack enough frontline infantry will suffer heavy losses due to insufficient resilience. Maintaining a balanced and sensible ratio of squad types within your formations is therefore essential.After the battle, you will be able to review the order of battle, the result, and the equipment losses suffered by both sides.In this example, two divisions were committed to an attack and successfully advanced, while the 216th Regiment was forced to retreat and lost its original position.
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• Announcements·24 Jul 2026Official

  【Developement Thread 5】Maneuver

  Each combat unit performs two types of actions during a turn: movement and combat. Both consume Movement Points (MP).Every unit has a limited amount of Movement Points each turn. A unit's available MP is determined by its weight, current condition, and the amount of mobility equipment it possesses, such as horses and trucks. Movement Points are gradually consumed as the unit moves across the map. You can always check a unit's remaining MP in its information panel.Marching also reduces a unit's condition, including morale, supply, and readiness. Although these values will recover when the unit is properly supplied, you must always consider whether your logistics can sustain an aggressive advance before committing to it.Different terrain types require different amounts of Movement Points. Moving across plains is relatively efficient, while mountainous terrain is considerably more demanding. Entering an enemy Zone of Control doubles the Movement Point cost, making deep advances increasingly difficult. For mechanized formations, rough terrain is particularly inefficient and should be avoided whenever possible.A detailed movement system allows the game to accurately simulate the culminating point of an offensive. A smaller but well-prepared force can defeat an exhausted enemy that has advanced too far, marched too long, and suffered severe losses in readiness.
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• Announcements·17 Jul 2026Official

  【Developement Thread 4】Stockpile & Production Chains

  Welcome to Development Log 4!The game places strong emphasis on the concept of “production chains,” as they realistically reflect how a nation’s economic and wartime industrial foundations shape the eventual course of a war.In a city’s inventory panel, you can view the stockpiles of all products, their current trends, and the ways in which they are produced.Generally speaking, products further downstream in the production chain require more complex combinations of materials. Artillery production, for example, consumes tungsten, tools, and steel, while the production of those materials in turn depends on iron ore extraction.As you can see, expanding the consumer goods factory has created shortages in both tools and textiles. A larger consumer goods industry consumes more of these products. However, when you attempt to resolve the shortage by expanding tool production, the city’s iron ore stockpile begins to decline. This is why prioritising basic industries is encouraged.Because stockpiles act as a buffer, a production deficit may not cause factories to stop operating immediately. However, you must resolve the shortage before the reserves are exhausted. Alternatively, you can transport the required products from other cities, or ship the final products directly to wherever they are needed.Transportation and logistics will be explained in greater detail in a future development log.
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