INDEPENDENT FIELDGUIDE / WW2 OPERATIONAL RTS
Battleplan guides
for your first operation.
Think in formations. Plan for supply. Learn how Battleplan works, choose the right level of command, and review an advance before pushing farther.
Released October 12, 2026 · Windows PC · Single-player
THE GAME, AT A GLANCE
Draw the operation.
Let your officers execute it.
Battleplan is the World War II real-time strategy game by Foolish Mortals Games Inc., published by Slitherine. You command large formations across geographic battlefields, draw multi-step plans and manage supply as the operation unfolds.
Slitherine’s launch briefing lists 11 historical campaign missions and two tutorials. Our guides cover the released game’s command and logistics ideas, with source-based facts separated from editorial planning suggestions.
Read the official sources & limits →YOUR NEXT USEFUL STEP
Choose the question you need to answer
beginner guide
Play the two tutorials, pause at the start of a mission, and give one formation a clear initial task. Review its orders, supply and progress before extending the operation.
Read field manual 02 / SUPPLY & TERRAINsupply guide
Check the formation’s current supply state, its depot and the route between them before pushing farther. Terrain affects supply flow; low supplies call for reassessment or withdrawal.
Read field manual 03 / FORMATIONS & ORDERScommand guide
Use Zone Orders for a formation’s operational task and direct unit orders when a local action needs intervention. Check the force and area involved before revising a plan.
Read field manualBEFORE YOU DEPLOY
Is Battleplan the game
you are looking for?
Check the exact product, campaign scope and PC requirements. The official sources disagree on older Windows versions and contain an unusual GPU listing; we flag both.
Read the purchase checklist →Know what this guide can tell you
Confirmed mechanics come from official pages. Our checklists are planning suggestions, not tested mission walkthroughs. No invented supply formulas, optimal unit ratios or benchmark results.
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