FIELD OF COMMAND
FACT SHEET
Updated 13 October 2026

WHAT IT IS
A World War II RTS built around scale, progression and historical accuracy.
Rise from platoon to battalion, with tanks, artillery and air support at your
call. Distribute orders through your officers and co-ordinate supply and
logistics. Zoom from a single engagement to the chaos of a whole battle.

AT A GLANCE
Developer:       Southers
Publisher:       Fieldcraft Games
Genre:           World War II real-time strategy
Platform:        PC on Steam
Modes:           Campaign and Skirmish against the AI
Setting:         The British Expeditionary Force in France and Belgium,
                 1939 to 1940, from the Phoney War to Dunkirk
Release:         Steam page coming soon, a free demo to follow, then paid
                 Early Access
Price:           To be announced
Website:         https://www.fieldofcommand.com
Press contact:   press@fieldcraftgames.com

FEATURES
Dynamic battlefields. Infantry, machine guns, mortars and armour fight over
farms, villages and river lines. Buildings collapse wall by wall and bridges
can be blown.

Command through your officers. Open the Command view and the battle fades to
the map table: mark your intent, draw orders and delegate responsibility to
your officers. Leave them in command, or take over direct control when you
need.

Supply that matters. Keep lorries of ammunition and fuel moving up your roads
and get your wounded back to the aid posts. Cut the enemy off until they
surrender.

A persistent campaign. Your officers and men carry on from one operation to
the next, and a campaign diary follows them from the goodbye at home to the
crossing from Dunkirk.

PRODUCTION NOTE
Field of Command is a solo-developed passion project. Much of the art and
code is the developer's own work. Some content was outsourced: the music and
nearly all of the sound effects are licensed from their creators. AI tools
supported parts of production, including some 2D art, 3D models and voices.
Translations were drafted with AI assistance and are being refined with
community input.

Plans may change during development.
