This game is sponsored by armor games and addicting games and is a very long game. The game overall is pretty hard because you have to make decisions on what type of troop to send out or if you should wait to make a tank or send in a sniper or machine gun squad.

You can play this game as 2 people: the Germans (only if you are playing on armor games), or the British. The British produce tanks faster but are slower to use them in battle. The British also have more upgrades, but most of them are pointless. The Germans have faster producing units later in the game.

The game takes place during a massive stretch of trench warfare and there are a certain number of trenches that you have to take over in each level. You win if the enemy surrenders (if their morale is depleted) or if you take over all of the stretch of the once-German land. The regenerating time I was talking about is a clock like thing. (You will know where it is because every thing that the clock hand has passed turns a greenish color). Go out there and take some trenches.

This game is hosted by addicting games and is pretty long. The tribe or race you choose determines how hard the game is and it gets gradually harder as you make progress into the other race/tribe territory.

Your army contains 3 main units: the swordsman: a hard-hitting, well-armored, slow-moving dude, a spearman: a fast moving long ranged little damage dude, and the archer: the light hitting super far ranged dude. In your army, for every won battle you get credits. With these credits you can buy different units like the ax man or the mounted halberdier. These units (like in Warfare 1917) take time to regenerate and be deployed again. The race you chose has a weakness and a strength ( the undead, my favorite,  can do 15 extra damage with a halberd but cant use archery for their lives.)

You can upgrade your stats instead of buying new units, or save up for a unit. The stats make you faster or give you more armor or make you do more damage and even give your troops better accuracy, but the more stat points you buy the more expensive they are. So go out there and be a warlord!