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Real-time grand strategy · The real Earth · From 2025
1 January 2025, your first day in office. Lead any nation on the real Earth. Every decision travels: a tax becomes a protest, a pipeline becomes a bargaining chip, a missile test becomes a sanction.
The planet
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The real world, and it is beautiful
This is not a board with countries painted on it. It is the Earth. Every coastline, mountain range and river is where it really is. The oil is where the oil really is, the ports are where the ports really are, and every front is fought over for a reason.
- 4,232 real provinces and 251 countries and territories on one seamless globe
- Tens of thousands of real cities and towns, each with its own people
- Mines, oil fields, farms, ports and power plants on their real-world sites
Climate
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Weather that changes everything
Snow falls on the Alps and stays. Fog rolls into the valleys at dawn and lifts by noon. Lakes freeze in January. Autumn rain turns the steppe to mud. None of it is just for show.
- Deep snow and mud slow armies to a crawl
- Fog blinds an attack, shortens artillery range and hides armies from the air
- Storms change what farms and outdoor industry produce that week
Ground war
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Frontlines that move
There are no tiles to capture. The front is a living line drawn across the real map, and it moves with every hour of war. Break through, and the line bulges, tears and races toward the capital. Stall, and it digs in for a winter of trench war.
- The war in Ukraine starts on its real front line of 31 December 2024, with both armies in place
- Encirclements, sieges and artillery that hits real targets
- Regulars, then reservists, then general mobilisation
Strategic forces
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Nuclear war, fully simulated
From a 10-kiloton tactical warhead to a 100-megaton city-killer, every weapon works from its real yield. Buildings fall ring by ring, the mushroom cloud bends with the winds, and a ground burst throws fallout far downwind. Then the world answers.
- Blast, heat and deaths worked out for every town in reach
- Silos, submarines and bombers, and missile defence that may or may not stop them
- Rivals cross the line only at their real red lines, and they answer in kind
Infrastructure
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Progress you can see
When your country moves forward, you see it on the map. Cranes rise over a city and a new tower appears. Upgrade a railway from branch line to high-speed and watch the new track arrive while the trains keep running. At night, the lights spread.
- Cities grow through six levels, from informal towns to sci-fi skylines
- Train generations from electric to maglev and beyond
- Every new site your economy builds stands on the map
The full briefing
Nothing invented to fill a gap.
Straight from the game
Primacy plays Earth orbit and the Moon. High Ground opens the rest of the Solar System: probes to every world, crews on Mars and Titan, fusion ships, cruisers that hunt rogue asteroids, and the Hammer.
Every world
Orbiters, landers and sample returns to 23 more bodies, on real orbits and real launch windows.
Crews beyond the Moon
Mars landing, outpost, settlement. A station in the clouds of Venus. A crewed landing on Titan.
Guarding the planet
Interceptor cruisers and forward hubs in Mars orbit and the asteroid belt meet a rock far out.
The Hammer
Capture an asteroid and steer it. 300 metres erases a region. 1 kilometre, a country. The world sees it coming for months.
Rewrite history. Or write a new one.
Mods are plain folders of tables and text files, so you can make one in a spreadsheet. Nothing to install, nothing to compile. Subscribe on the Workshop and it is there in your next game; finish your own and publish it without leaving the game.
- Rename countries, create new ones and decide who owns which provinces on day one
- Rename, add or remove cities, and change any country's starting figures
- Write new events and policies, or your own scenarios with their own wars and front lines
- Add rules with Lua scripts; translate the whole game, with fonts beyond Latin
