The new nation, Italy, is in the final stages of production.
We will introduce you to the units that will soon be at your disposal.
Let’s start with the forces of the First Industrial Revolution.
Among the light troops, the assault group stands out.
The highly maneuverable and fast Guzzi Alce motorcycle, paired with the brave armored stormtroopers, Arditi, pose a serious threat to enemy infantry.
Meanwhile, an infantryman equipped with the Brixia automatic grenade launcher can fire multiple grenades in a single burst while remaining a mobile and lightweight unit.
The classic Italian light and fast armored vehicle, Terni, comes armed with a rapid-fire machine gun.
Someone might say that the light tank F3000 seems oddly familiar, but we’d answer that it’s not the shape that matters—what matters is who built the machine and the soul they put into it. We are renowned not for the memories of our ancestors but for the deeds of their children.
The monstrous D.S. Howitzer rolls onto the battlefield as a terrifying piece of heavy artillery.
The magnificent heavy bomber, Caproni Ca.3, can cover impressive distances for its time while carrying a deadly payload.
The forces of the Second Industrial Revolution bring even more weight to Italy’s presence on the battlefield.
Equipped with a powerful engine and a fearsome rapid-firing cannon, the AB 41 armored car can not only deliver infantry to the battlefield but also provide cover during combat.
The medium-heavy tank M13 40 confidently takes on the role of a versatile combat vehicle.
The queen of long-range artillery may not fire often, but every shot she takes reaps a rich harvest.
The heavy bomber, Caproni Ca.132, proudly continues the legacy of its predecessor by delivering death and destruction to enemy positions.
In addition to these forces, Italy offers several other exciting opportunities.
Stay tuned for our news.