90 years of stand-alone games are based on World War II, with naval battles and landing corps.

Axis countries and alliances have many game modes. In the campaign mode, players can choose to complete various tasks in the United States, Britain, Germany, the Soviet Union, Japan and other countries. There is also a self-made mode in the game, where players can fight in the automatically generated map. The third mode is called "World War II mode", which is similar to the famous board game Axis and Alliance. This model consists of two parts. First, the game uses a turn-based campaign map. Players deploy troops on a map of the world, and when two opposing forces meet, they cut into the real-time strategic state. In the turn-based system, the number of units you move in each province will affect the size of the army in the immediate strategic state. If your army is in a defensive configuration, then the infantry regiment is mainly controlled in RTS state. If the tank division is moved to this province, the armored regiment can be used in the war. The winner of the war can control the province.

There is no concept of resources in this job, and there is no need to send troops to the mine. However, there are three main resources in the game: money, ammunition and oil. The government will get money behind the town. Money can be used to buy everything, including soldiers and technology development, and of course it can also be used to buy ammunition and oil. In the game, players should acquire resources by building oil depots and ammunition depots. The player's base has a replenishment range within which he can recover. Therefore, a very important means in this project is to establish a supply chain to connect a series of supply warehouses, but the longer the supply chain, the easier it will be cut off, which is very similar to the real situation in World War II. All the buildings in the game are movable, and they can be packed and transported to another place by truck, so players can also move the supply warehouse in this way to avoid being cut off by the enemy.

In the game, players can play several famous generals during World War II, such as Eisenhower, Laumel and Barton. Choosing different generals will get different benefits. For example, choosing Nimitz can use atomic bombs, but using atomic bombs costs a lot of money. The enemy forces controlled by AI also have their generals, and different generals will also affect the operational strategy of the army.

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