Supremacy 1914 - World War 1

World War I strategy on a large map

Supremacy 1914 - World War 1 is a multiplayer grand strategy game for players who enjoy planning campaigns over days or weeks rather than finishing a match in a few minutes. You choose a nation, develop its economy, raise armies and compete for territory across a persistent World War I setting. It suits patient players who are comfortable checking production, troop movements and diplomacy as a campaign develops.

War depends on more than battlefield strength

Military expansion is tied to resource management. Production, upkeep, research and trade all influence whether an army can keep advancing. Unit movement takes time, so attacks require preparation and timing instead of constant rapid input. Diplomacy also matters, with agreements and rivalries between human players capable of changing the direction of a match.

• Large real-time maps can support up to 500 opponents.
• Historical commanders, including T. E. Lawrence, provide army-focused bonuses.
• Research and technology choices shape the units and tactics available to each nation.
• Progress can be managed across supported devices through cross-platform synchronization.

A detailed interface with a deliberate pace

The map remains the main focus, while separate controls cover diplomacy, research, construction and resources. New players may need time to understand the menus and the relationship between their economy and military plans. The slower tempo rewards regular decisions and forward planning, but it may not suit anyone looking for short, self-contained battles or immediate action.

Current standing

Supremacy 1914 - World War 1 is published by Stillfront Supremacy GmbH in the Strategy category. It holds a 4.34/5 rating from more than 258,000 reviews and has recorded 10,000,000+ installs. Its main appeal is the combination of large-scale multiplayer, economic administration and long-term World War I campaigns.