These main control points are linked by smaller strategic positions that must be taken prior to the next successive point being eligible for capture. The goal of the offensive team is to seize two or three (depending on the map) main control points, while the defensive team has to defend those points. The game features four game modes for the FPS aspect of the game: Assault, Skirmish, Encounter, and Tank versus Tank.Assault In assault, one team will be defending from an offensive team, or in rare cases, two offensive teams. Players will encounter a variety of terrain, from fields and countryside to large cities. Tactical decisions made by players of officer rank in a real-time strategy part of the game, conducted through a -like map of the, affect reinforcements and logistics in FPS battles. The game includes period, and land vehicles. Teams will always consist of soldiers from the same nation, unlike some World War II games that have teams of mixed nationalities (i.e., ).

Tank versus Tank rounds use the rules of Encounter games, but players are restricted to playing with tanks. In the Assault game mode, the same rules apply, except players can also spawn on control points captured by their team. In the Skirmish and Encounter game modes, the player must click on the spawn point of their team (based on nation) and can choose whether to spawn on foot or in a vehicle teams win by successfully holding one control point (in Encounter) or three points (in Skirmish) until a bar at the top of players' screens for each team fills.

When entering a battle, the player is presented with an interactive map, showing terrain and which team controls which control points. Playing with a soldier increases that soldier's rank and unlocks new weapons and 'badges,' which can be equipped to provide bonuses in-game.

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