Fight For America: Country War
Homa
Updated
Sep 10, 2026
Category
Games
Installs
10M+
Rating
Game Information
Updated
Aug 7, 2026
Category
Games
Developer
Homa
Installs
10M+
Rating
Rated for 7+ESRB
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Game Overview
WHY YOU CAN'T PUT IT DOWN: Fight For America: Country War
Command Armies, Reclaim the Nation
Fight For America casts you as a military commander leading a campaign to retake occupied territory across a stylized map of the United States. Deploy infantry, armored divisions, and air support across region-by-region battles where positioning, unit composition, and reinforcement timing determine whether you liberate a state or stall at its borders.
Strategy Scaled for Mobile Sessions
Each region battle resolves in bite-sized encounters — deploy units to the front line, watch the tactical simulation play out, and reposition reinforcements mid-battle. Full state campaigns take 5-10 minutes, making it viable to liberate a region during a commute without losing strategic continuity.
Units That Evolve Through Combat
Infantry, snipers, tanks, artillery, helicopters, and bombers each occupy distinct roles on the tactical map. Units gain veterancy through survival and kill counts — a veteran tank division handles entirely differently than a freshly recruited one. The attachment you develop toward specific veteran units adds emotional weight to battles where losing them is a real possibility.
Territorial Progression on a National Map
The campaign map starts with a handful of liberated states and expands as you push enemy lines outward. Each state presents unique terrain modifiers — mountainous regions favor infantry and helicopters, plains favor tank divisions, coastal states add naval bombardment options — ensuring the tactical puzzle evolves as the campaign geography shifts.
YOUR CRASH COURSE
Deploy Units to the Tactical Map
Drag unit cards onto the battlefield grid, positioning them relative to terrain cover, enemy emplacements, and friendly support ranges. Infantry holds frontlines; tanks push breakthroughs; artillery provides rear-echelon fire support; helicopters flank and harass. The combined-arms approach consistently outperforms mono-unit spam.
Manage Resources and Reinforcements
Earn deployment points during battle through objective captures and enemy eliminations. Spend points on fresh reinforcements or battlefield support abilities — airstrikes, supply drops, recon scans. The resource flow rewards aggressive play that secures objectives quickly, but overextending without reinforcement reserves invites counterattack collapse.
Liberate States Across the Campaign Map
The continental U.S. map divides into regions, each containing multiple battle scenarios. Liberating every territory in a region unlocks the next, and the enemy AI escalates unit quality and defensive emplacement density as you push deeper into occupied territory. The difficulty curve follows geography — early states are training grounds; late-game strongholds demand optimized army composition.
Upgrade Your Army Between Campaigns
Spend campaign earnings on permanent upgrades — infantry armor, tank penetration, artillery range, air-support availability. Upgrade choices are semi-permanent (respecs cost resources), encouraging players to commit to a build identity — armored blitzkrieg, infantry siege, or air-superiority doctrine — rather than chasing a universal best-in-slot loadout.
Compete in PvP Skirmish Mode
A separate multiplayer mode lets players deploy custom armies against each other on symmetrical battle maps. PvP rank tracks separately from campaign progress, and the competitive meta — which units, upgrades, and deployment patterns dominate at high tiers — evolves independently of the single-player balance. Seasonal PvP rewards include exclusive unit skins and commander portraits.
WHY YOU CAN'T PUT IT DOWN: Fight For America: Country War
Command Armies, Reclaim the Nation
Fight For America casts you as a military commander leading a campaign to retake occupied territory across a stylized map of the United States. Deploy infantry, armored divisions, and air support across region-by-region battles where positioning, unit composition, and reinforcement timing determine whether you liberate a state or stall at its borders.
Strategy Scaled for Mobile Sessions
Each region battle resolves in bite-sized encounters — deploy units to the front line, watch the tactical simulation play out, and reposition reinforcements mid-battle. Full state campaigns take 5-10 minutes, making it viable to liberate a region during a commute without losing strategic continuity.
Units That Evolve Through Combat
Infantry, snipers, tanks, artillery, helicopters, and bombers each occupy distinct roles on the tactical map. Units gain veterancy through survival and kill counts — a veteran tank division handles entirely differently than a freshly recruited one. The attachment you develop toward specific veteran units adds emotional weight to battles where losing them is a real possibility.
Territorial Progression on a National Map
The campaign map starts with a handful of liberated states and expands as you push enemy lines outward. Each state presents unique terrain modifiers — mountainous regions favor infantry and helicopters, plains favor tank divisions, coastal states add naval bombardment options — ensuring the tactical puzzle evolves as the campaign geography shifts.
YOUR CRASH COURSE
Deploy Units to the Tactical Map
Drag unit cards onto the battlefield grid, positioning them relative to terrain cover, enemy emplacements, and friendly support ranges. Infantry holds frontlines; tanks push breakthroughs; artillery provides rear-echelon fire support; helicopters flank and harass. The combined-arms approach consistently outperforms mono-unit spam.
Manage Resources and Reinforcements
Earn deployment points during battle through objective captures and enemy eliminations. Spend points on fresh reinforcements or battlefield support abilities — airstrikes, supply drops, recon scans. The resource flow rewards aggressive play that secures objectives quickly, but overextending without reinforcement reserves invites counterattack collapse.
Liberate States Across the Campaign Map
The continental U.S. map divides into regions, each containing multiple battle scenarios. Liberating every territory in a region unlocks the next, and the enemy AI escalates unit quality and defensive emplacement density as you push deeper into occupied territory. The difficulty curve follows geography — early states are training grounds; late-game strongholds demand optimized army composition.
Upgrade Your Army Between Campaigns
Spend campaign earnings on permanent upgrades — infantry armor, tank penetration, artillery range, air-support availability. Upgrade choices are semi-permanent (respecs cost resources), encouraging players to commit to a build identity — armored blitzkrieg, infantry siege, or air-superiority doctrine — rather than chasing a universal best-in-slot loadout.
Compete in PvP Skirmish Mode
A separate multiplayer mode lets players deploy custom armies against each other on symmetrical battle maps. PvP rank tracks separately from campaign progress, and the competitive meta — which units, upgrades, and deployment patterns dominate at high tiers — evolves independently of the single-player balance. Seasonal PvP rewards include exclusive unit skins and commander portraits.
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