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Warfront: One Turn

Warfront: One Turn is a turn-based strategy game with board game DNA. Each turn allows only a single decision. Lead and strengthen your army, secure resources, and use diplomacy to control prices, power, and supply in direct competition.

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Warfront: One Turn

You have exactly one decision per turn.

While your opponents expand, trade, or attack, you must choose - knowing that every option excludes all others.

But your greatest threat is not the enemy - It is your own supply. 

Every 4 turns, your units must be supplied.
Food, oil, and gas determine whether your army keeps fighting… or begins to collapse.

When supply fails, the collapse starts from within:
Infantry mutinies.
Tanks and aircraft become inoperable.
Your front breaks - without a single shot fired.

Control is not about owning territory,
but about connecting it.
Only connected resources reach your army.
Isolated regions are worthless.

You decide how to survive:

Capture resources - and risk losing them?
Secure your lines - and give up momentum?
Or rely on trade and diplomacy?

Markets are unstable.
What works today may ruin you tomorrow.

You are not alone.

Other players compete for the same resources.
And an unpredictable force exploits every weakness.

Deploy agents to sabotage your opponents.
Strike their supply lines.
Or risk everything in direct confrontations.

Each unit has a clear role:

Infantry is versatile, but unreliable.
Tanks dominate the ground, but are vulnerable from the air.
Aircraft control the skies, but cannot capture territory.

Your generals are the core of your army.

They can retreat from battle.
But if they fall, your war ends.

Victory does not belong to the strongest - but to the one who makes the better decisions at the right moment.