The Outbreak: Invasion of Poland
Step into the command tent and onto the frontlines of the most sweeping conflict in human history. From the early blitzkriegs of 1939 to the decisive island-hopping campaigns in the Pacific and the grueling winter warfare of the Eastern Front, experience the pivotal moments of World War II. Make critical tactical choices, understand the global strategic interconnectedness of the four major theaters, and witness the monumental turning points that shaped the modern world.
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The Outbreak: Invasion of Poland
6/12/2026
Step into the command tent and onto the frontlines of the most sweeping conflict in human history. From the early blitzkriegs of 1939 to the decisive island-hopping campaigns in the Pacific and the grueling winter warfare of the Eastern Front, experience the pivotal moments of World War II. Make critical tactical choices, understand the global strategic interconnectedness of the four major theaters, and witness the monumental turning points that shaped the modern world.
Select a theater of war and assume the role of a military leader or soldier. Read the tactical situation carefully, consider the historical context, and give orders to your troops or take direct action. Your choices will determine the success of the immediate battle, though the overarching tide of history remains a powerful force.
September 1, 1939. The world changes forever as Germany launches its Blitzkrieg against Poland, officially igniting World War II in Europe.
The dawn sky over the Polish border is shattered by the roar of Stuka dive bombers and the rumble of Panzer divisions. The speed of the German advance is unprecedented. As a frontline commander, your communications are already failing, and reports of enemy armor breaking through the lines are flooding in. You must decide how to deploy your remaining forces to delay the advance and protect civilian evacuation routes. What are your orders?
6/12/2026
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