Strategy of war: Tanks and helicopters

One click for half your army, two clicks for everything - that split-second choice is what actually decides who owns the map in Strategy of war: Tanks and helicopters. You're commanding tanks and choppers, and every base you tap is a tiny gamble on how much you're willing to risk.

The setup is classic RTS: seize enemy strongholds, hold your own, and manage troop numbers across ground and air bases. The catch is that switching between the two costs double the troops, so hopping your forces from a tank base to a helicopter base isn't free - it's a tax you have to plan around.

It runs straight in the browser on Desktop Games or your phone, no install and no account needed. If you're already into Strategy games built on quick reads and troop math, this is a tight, no-fuss way to spend a few minutes plotting your next attack.

Capture enemy bases and hold your own to win control of the map.

Click a base to select it, then click the base you want to move to or attack. A single click sends half your troops there; click twice to commit everything you've got.

Remember that moving troops between a ground base and an air base costs double - factor that tax into your plans before you commit your whole force to a risky crossing.