Ratten Reich

Missions unfold across three distinct combat settings: a swampy central front, heavily fortified eastern strongholds, and a windswept desert theater. Players command infantry drawn from faction-specific rosters, each with its own distinct look and unit types. Orders are issued through an informational card system that lays out unit capabilities before a battle begins. Environments are destructible, so cover can be blown apart mid-fight, forcing players to adapt their positioning and tactics as a battle develops rather than relying on a single fixed plan. The campaign is built around single-player missions playable across multiple factions, letting players experience the same conflict from more than one side rather than sticking to one nation's story throughout. Combat leans toward small-scale, unit-level tactics rather than large-scale economic management, with an emphasis on positioning, cover, and reading how the terrain of each theater favors certain approaches. The game also includes a bundled comic book that expands on the setting's backstory and the rivalries between its warring nations. It gives context for why rats, mice, cockroaches, and lizards ended up locked in conflict. The overall tone mixes grim, war-torn conflict with a stylized cast of anthropomorphic animal soldiers rather than human combatants.

KEY FEATURES

• Three Combat Theaters - Missions play out across a swampy central front, fortified eastern strongholds, and a windswept desert.
• Card-Based Unit Control - An informational card system lays out each unit's capabilities before a battle begins.
• Destructible Cover - Environmental objects can be blown apart mid-fight, forcing players to rethink positioning as a battle develops.
• Multi-Faction Campaign - Single-player missions can be played across multiple warring nations rather than one fixed side.
• Bundled Comic Book - A supplementary comic expands on the setting's backstory and the rivalries between its warring nations.