Battleplan is a real-time strategy game where scale and precision are everything. Battles are simulated down to the second, and decisions are made at the command level. The player doesn't directly control soldiers; they build a system where officers and units act as a single living organism, reflecting the will of the commander. Command architecture The army is divided into levels of command where communications and orders matter. Planning becomes an engineering process: supply routes are laid out, priorities are established, logistics are calculated. A single mistake in an order can ruin an entire operation. It's not force that prevails, but order and discipline. Geography becomes a field of tactical geometry. Real-world elevation maps and roads influence troop advancement and fuel consumption. Battles last for weeks, reflecting the rhythm of war: fatigue, supply shortages, and equipment wear and tear. Officers gain experience, lose morale, or become legends. This is a war where intelligence replaces clicking speed. Game features Simulation of battles on a scale of up to hundreds of thousands of units. Flexible planning system with multi-level hierarchy. Realistic supply and loss logistics. Tactical use of geography and time.