Syrian Warfare

Syrian Warfare is a real-time strategy about events in Syria. Two periods are shown: from late spring to autumn 2012 and from September to January 2016. Squads are assembled from infantry, equipment and crews. Reconnaissance makes it clear where to expect a strike. Cars ask for fuel and care. The infantry holds the blocks and gradually advances. The first is about an attack on Aleppo, the second is about an attack in an area that was weakly defended. Government forces could not cope on two fronts at once and asked for help. Support arrives on schedule and requires holding positions. Urban combat requires caution with civilians. Each operation is planned according to the map. Tanks require infantry escort. Supplies arrive in convoys and require protection. Each mission begins with reconnaissance and ends with a report. The battles take place taking into account equipment and positions, and reinforcements are limited. Every mistake costs people and time. Urban development influences approach routes. Armored vehicles support the infantry on the streets. Positions are strengthened, and retreat is more expensive. The experience of units grows from successful battles. Rocket attacks force us to change shelters. Armored vehicles support the infantry advance. Every operation counts civilians. The campaign is built chronologically and requires patience. Supplies are limited and ammo is being conserved. Civilians will leave combat areas if warned. Each operation has its own deadlines. The city streets are turning into fortifications. This game is suitable for anyone who loves military strategies.