Dig In — is a tactical strategy game about holding positions in the conditions of the First World War, where not only attacks are important, but also preparation, supply, and survival. You develop a network of trenches, distribute resources, and decide when to advance, understanding that the cost of a mistake is always measured in losses. A line that is held by people Defense depends not only on buildings but also on the condition of the soldiers. Hunger, fatigue, and cold quickly weaken morale, so you have to monitor these basic items as carefully as your position on the map. Moreover, each person is not just a unit, but a distinct entity with their own characteristics, and losses are felt more keenly than in a typical strategy game. Attacks require preparation. You need to choose the right moment, consider your resources, and understand that the order won't be executed instantly. Coordinators might not arrive in time, and the situation might change before the command reaches the target. This forces you to plan ahead and make decisions with ample time, otherwise even a good idea will fail. Features of the game Trench system and front management. Control of resources and condition of soldiers. Delay of orders through the communication system. Tactical attacks taking into account time and losses.