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FrontWars Gameplay
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What FrontWars Is (and What It Isn't)
FrontWars is a real-time multiplayer strategy game from VexxusArts Ltd. Every match starts the same way: you hold a small patch of territory on a shared world map, dozens of other players hold theirs, and the map is redrawn by whoever expands fastest in the first five minutes.
From there it becomes an economy game. Cities raise your population cap, ports open trade routes and warships, and factories pay for the army you will eventually need. Alliances buy time; betrayal buys territory, at the price of a defence penalty and a reputation you cannot get back in the same match.
FrontWars shares MIT-licensed code with OpenFront.io but is a separate game with its own client, mobile apps and balance changes — progress and accounts do not carry over between the two.
Where You Can Play
| Platform | How to play | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Desktop browser | Chrome, Firefox, Safari or Edge — no install, no plugin | Free |
| Android | FrontWars.io app on Google Play (100K+ downloads) | Free, with ads and optional in-app purchases |
| iPhone / iPad | FrontWars.io app on the App Store | Free, with optional in-app purchases |
| Chromebook / school laptop | Runs in the browser; whether the network allows game sites is up to your school | Free |
FrontWars FAQ
Yes — free in your browser. The Android and iOS apps are also free, with optional in-app purchases.
Yes. It runs in any modern mobile browser, and there are dedicated Android and iOS apps.
No. Open the site, pick a match and play — the game runs in the browser. The apps are optional.
No. FrontWars is built on MIT-licensed parts of the OpenFrontIO project, but it is a separate game by a different studio, with its own client, mobile apps and balance changes. Accounts and progress do not transfer between them.
Not currently. It uses MIT-licensed parts of OpenFrontIO; the studio says its own code is proprietary for now and plans to open-source it later.
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