Wargame: Red Dragon Reviews

cool game

GREAT GAME ALL AROUND

Great game with good premise, inclusion of early to post-cold war assets and intuitiveness of game mechanics is great and immersive. But the controls of and micromanaging many units at once is hard for new players. It also feels like the AI always has more deployment points than humans... Campaign is great, and realistic, but with the number of European DLCs and the Israeli one it would've been interesting to see one or two extra set in Europe or the Middle East. Would only recommend if you are diehard about a tactical RTS like this, a bit outdated otherwise.

the name reminds me of the of bad dragon the adult toy company

do not fight ai, ai mastermind... Player sometime smart but most time stubid... Im stubid...

A Masterpiece of Large-Scale Modern Warfare After nearly 200 hours in Wargame: Red Dragon I can confidently say that this is the pinnacle of large-scale, real-time modern warfare strategy. There aren't games that capture the sheer depth, scale and tactical freedom that Red Dragon has, making it an endlessly engaging experience for those who love detailed, strategic battles. The open, well thought out battlefield design is one of the game’s strongest aspects. Every match feels like a living, breathing warzone, where terrain, positioning, and logistics matter just as much as firepower. The ability to command forces across land, sea, and air creates a truly dynamic battlefield that requires careful planning and adaptation. Whether you’re executing a well-coordinated armored push, setting up an ambush in dense forests, or calling in precise airstrikes, every decision carries weight. The scale of battles is incredible. Seeing hundreds of units in action, from tanks and helicopters to mechanized infantry and naval warships, never gets old. The level of detail in unit design, sound, and visual effects makes engagements feel visceral and satisfying. Explosions are cinematic, tracer rounds light up the battlefield, and the chaos of modern combat is portrayed beautifully. The only thing I feel would add to the game would be dynamic weather and time change, battlefields having night time operation variants. One of the most rewarding aspects is mastering complex battle tactics. The learning curve is steep, but the payoff is immense. Understanding the strengths and weaknesses of different units, managing supply lines, and executing combined arms tactics makes victories feel truly earned. The deck building system allows for deep customization, letting players fine-tune their forces to match their strategic style. Despite being released years ago, Red Dragon remains one of the best RTS games out there, with a dedicated player base and an impressive level of replayability. The sheer variety of nations, units, and strategies means no two battles are ever the same. If you’re a fan of large-scale, realistic strategy games that reward tactical thinking and careful planning, Wargame: Red Dragon is a must-play. It’s a game that continues to impress even after hundreds of hours, and for anyone who appreciates detailed, authentic warfare, it’s one of the best experiences out there.

Can you please put the option to turn off airplanes while playing vs Ai? Helicopters are fine but with airplanes it's too much for me. Thank you folks.

Fun for the most part if you play alone. My main problem is why after i beat a campaign mission it just stays the exact same? no line through it no hint that I beat it and i can move on. it just stays like i never even played or beat the missions. Not sure whats up with that but the campaign stuff is just trash but if you like to just play skirmish then you will like this game. That's all i play the game for is skirmish otherwise this game just sits around uninstalled.

My biggest gripe is that zero effort went into the AI. Nothing but helicopter spam which is really sad because I want to like this game so much. Frankly it hasn't changed even with their new game WARNO. The developers just aren't learning from past mistakes and it shows. The only decent game from this developer is Steel Division 2, but instead of helicopter spam it is tank spam lmao. I'm just playing these games until operation arrowhead or whatever that new RTS is called that's coming out soon. The AI in that game was actually really fun to play and I cannot wait for it to come out so I can dump this company permanently.

fun game but the dude i used to play with had a drunken episode that resulted in him deleting everyone off steam. because of this i can't play vs A.I. because its dogshit pointless. the developers are the kind that will see you say a naughty word and take the role of your mother and ban you from playing the game at all. i suggest avoiding this developer if they do that in their other titles as well. game itself is fun with someone same skill level as you.