Press kit

Conflict Control

Lead a nation through a world on the brink. A real-time grand strategy game on a 3D globe, set in 2027.

Fact sheet

Title
Conflict Control
Developer
Galien Games
Genre
Real-time grand strategy
Setting
The world of 2027, on a 3D globe
Mode
Single-player
Status
In development
Release date
Not announced
Platforms
Desktop; supported platforms not yet announced
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About the game

Conflict Control is a single-player grand strategy game set in a volatile 2027. Choose a nation, take command on a 3D globe, and decide how far you are willing to escalate to reach your objectives.

Organise divisions into army groups, assign them to fronts and set their stance and objectives, or delegate to the General Staff. Compose drone and missile salvos, position air-defence batteries and manage their finite interceptor stocks. Expand production, adjust mobilisation, and replace what the war consumes. Assign squadrons to missions and direct naval task forces across the same world.

Governments are bound by their own politics: legislatures, elections, legitimacy, and treaties with their real terms. Above it all sits the nuclear escalation ladder, and the game does not pretend that climbing it ends well.

Forces and stockpiles come from a cited open-source dataset. The map is a terrain map built from ESA WorldCover, Copernicus DEM, NOAA ETOPO and NASA data.

Downloads

These assets are provided for coverage of Conflict Control. Every image is an in-game render; the capsules add the logo and a gradient. Please keep the map data credit below with any screenshot you publish.

Screenshots

Hundreds of missile trails arc over the North Pole on the night side of the globe.
Both salvos in mid-course over the Arctic
A red full-screen launch warning with a countdown and two choices, over the globe.
Launch detected: 1,686 Russian warheads inbound. Retaliate or ride out.
Oblique view across the Taiwan Strait with ship and aircraft tracks over blue water.
The Taiwan Strait by day, two days into the war
The game interface with the army panel open beside a map of Ukraine coloured by control.
Army command: army groups, equipment and the front across Ukraine
Bright ballistic missile arcs crossing the Middle East toward Israel.
Iranian missiles arc toward Israel over Iraq and Jordan
A mushroom cloud rising over farmland and forest near Kharkiv, with a scorched ring at its base.
A Russian tactical nuclear strike on Kharkiv's outskirts
Dozens of missile trails leaving a line of warships over open sea.
The PLA Navy fires a massed land-attack salvo at northern Taiwan
Terrain map of eastern Ukraine with Russian-held ground in red and the front line along its edge.
The Donbas front: divisions in contact, attacks and supply lines
The air-defence panel listing batteries and interceptor stocks, with coverage rings over Ukraine.
Air defence: batteries, magazines and coverage

Map data credits

  • ESA WorldCover 2021 CC BY 4.0© ESA WorldCover project 2021 / Contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data (2021) processed by ESA WorldCover consortium. Land cover generalised and restyled for the game.
  • Copernicus DEM (GLO-30, GLO-90) Copernicus DEM licenceProduced using Copernicus WorldDEM-30 and WorldDEM-90 © DLR e.V. 2010-2014 and © Airbus Defence and Space GmbH 2014-2018 provided under COPERNICUS by the European Union and ESA; all rights reserved.
  • NOAA NCEI ETOPO 2022 Public domainRelief and sea-floor depth.
  • NASA Blue Marble and Black Marble Public domainNASA Earth Observatory. The globe from orbit and the night lights.
  • Natural Earth Public domainBorders, rivers and base geography.
  • OpenStreetMap ODbL© OpenStreetMap contributors, via Protomaps. The street-level map.

Photosensitivity

The game shows nuclear detonations with bright full-screen flashes. The reel above contains them. If you embed it, please carry a photosensitivity warning. See the full notice.