
Strategic Command: American Civil War
Lead the Union or the Confederacy through a turn-based campaign of armies, generals and hard choices.
If you enjoy careful planning on large maps, these eight turn-based strategy games from Fury Software let you direct armies, navies, research and diplomacy across major wars.
If you like thinking through every move, the eight games from Fury Software focus on turn-based command across large battle maps. In Strategic Command WWII: World at War you lead the Axis or the Allies through a worldwide fight while balancing production, research and diplomacy, while Strategic Command: American Civil War places you with Union or Confederate forces, commanders and naval advances. Strategic Command: World War I adds trench lines, blockades and new weapons, so each entry gives you long campaigns where supply, planning and timing decide the result.

Lead the Union or the Confederacy through a turn-based campaign of armies, generals and hard choices.

Lead a nation through the First World War on a hex map of Europe, from the first mobilizations to the final offensives.

Re-fight the whole of World War II on one hex map that spans the globe, from Poland to the Pacific.

Take command of the Axis or the Allies in a turn-based campaign where every decision reshapes the war.

Command Japan or the Allies across a 36,000-hex Pacific, from Pearl Harbor to Iwo Jima.

The Matrix version is the Gold Edition of the Original Strategic Command: Blitzkrieg and Weapons and Warfare combined.

Strategic Command World War I: The Great War is a grand strategy game in the series from award winning game designer Hubert Cater.

The Matrix version is the Gold Edition of the original and includes the the two DLCs "Assault on Communism" and "Assault on Democracy".