Tank Commander: Major FOE
Command a German tank crew from the Spanish Civil War into World War II in a turn-based tactical roguelite. Fight tense one-on-one tank duels, develop your crew, upgrade your vehicle, and carry every wound, victory, and loss through an evolving wartime career.
TANK COMMANDER: MAJOR FOE
Command a German tank crew from the Spanish Civil War into World War II in a turn-based tactical roguelite where every shot, every crewman, and every decision can shape a career.
Begin in 1937 with the Condor Legion in Spain and lead your tank crew through the campaigns of World War II as your career, vehicles, crew, and battlefield experience evolve with the war.
Every engagement is a tense one-on-one armored duel. You have limited Action Points each turn, and survival depends on how you use them.
Aim. Fire. Suppress. Rally. Repair. Maneuver.
Range, facing, terrain, armor, crew condition, and positioning all matter. A poor decision can leave your flank exposed. A damaged system can change the battle. A wounded crewman may force you to rethink the rest of the operation.
BUILD A CREW — AND A CAREER
Your crew are more than statistics.
Crewmen gain experience, develop skills and traits, suffer wounds, earn promotions, and receive medals and campaign ribbons. Surviving veterans carry their history from operation to operation.
Your commander develops as well, building a service record, reputation, skills, and standing over the course of the war.
But careers can end.
A destroyed tank or lost crewman has consequences, and those who do not return become part of your permanent service history and Memorial Wall.
LEARN YOUR ENEMY
You do not begin the war knowing everything about the vehicles you face.
The War Book intelligence system begins with unidentified contacts and incomplete information.
Repeated encounters gradually reveal:
Vehicle identity
Armor and technical information
Crew positions
Enemy behavior and doctrine
Tactical weaknesses
Useful combat intelligence
Knowledge persists across careers, allowing future commanders to benefit from what earlier crews discovered.
Fully studying an enemy can provide lasting tactical advantages against that vehicle.
CHOOSE YOUR ROUTE
Operations are fought across historical campaign maps with branching routes, combat nodes, support opportunities, and elite encounters.
Your decisions can affect:
Which battles you fight
What support becomes available
Your crew's condition
Research and equipment opportunities
Higher Command relationships
The risks you take before the final battle
Not every career follows the same path.
UPGRADE YOUR TANK
Earn Research Points, install modules, and progress through historically appropriate German vehicles as the war advances.
Improve your tank with equipment such as:
Optics
Field tools
Ammunition upgrades
Improved suspension
Radios
Smoke systems
Modules can be combined into increasingly valuable equipment, while research unlocks long-term improvements that carry into future careers.
ANSWER TO HIGHER COMMAND
Your actions build Higher Command Standing.
Commanders may issue requests, orders, and special assignments. Your reputation can open opportunities, alter rewards, and create unexpected encounters during a career.
Some command relationships and reputations can persist beyond a single commander, giving future careers new opportunities and different pressures.
A WAR THAT REMEMBERS
Tank Commander: Major FOE is built around persistence.
Your victories matter.
Your defeats matter.
Your crew's medals, wounds, promotions, and service history matter.
The enemies you study today may be easier to defeat years later because another crew survived long enough to learn from them.
And when a career ends, the next commander inherits more than a new tank.
They inherit what the men before them learned.
History fights back.
CURRENT EARLY ACCESS CONTENT
Early Access begins in 1937 with the Condor Legion in Spain and continues through multiple campaigns of the early Second World War.
Development will continue expanding the conflict with additional operations, vehicles, enemy forces, encounters, and career content as the war progresses.
Existing operations and systems will also continue to receive balance, presentation, usability, and gameplay improvements throughout Early Access.