Strategos is a hardcore real-time military tactics game focused on the large-scale battles of the ancient world. It strives not for spectacularity, but for an accurate simulation of combat, where discipline, morale, terrain, and command are more important than reaction speed and the micromanagement of individual units. Battles where structure decides Battles unfold between armies of thousands, composed of historically accurate formations. The movement of large formations, flanking maneuvers, unauthorized attacks, disorder, and pursuit arise naturally, creating an unpredictable battlefield. The fog of war and the influence of terrain force advance planning and consideration of not only the numbers but also the position of the troops. Command is built around a system of generals and the transmission of orders. It's crucial to correctly position commanders, maintain morale, and account for command delays. The armies span a thousand-year period — from hoplites and Persian "immortals" to the clashes between Rome and the Sassanids. Each battle feels like a complex, living system, not a collection of numbers. Game features - Realistic simulation of ancient battles. - More than 120 factions and 250 combat units. - A complex system of morality and command. - The influence of terrain, construction and fog of war.