Three DLC plans: Cold War, ISOT, and South America

Three optional paid expansions planned for after 1.0

Warlord Atlas begins with history, then moves beyond it. Each project below is an optional paid DLC planned for release after version 1.0 and is not included in the current base game or Early Access. The DLC store pages are not yet public. Names and content may change during development in response to testing and community feedback.

DLC 1: Cold War & Aftermath Pack

The peace was not the end. Five historical Cold War start eras—1950, 1955, 1965, 1975, and 1985—are planned alongside four postwar what-if scenarios shaped by peace terms, reparations, disarmament, revanchism, and preventive war. Early Access owners are planned to receive the Cold War eras of this pack free, permanently.

DLC 2: What-If Chronicles

A modern fleet appears in the seas of 1941. An ISOT (a modern force displaced whole into another timeline) campaign is planned in which future ships, air power, and knowledge reshape the history of a parallel world—not the fleet's own past. This concept presents the planned Chinese perspective with the carrier Fujian and J-35 fighters in flight. The Chinese perspective and exact fleet composition remain in development.

Fujian carrier photograph: Ministry of Defense, Japan / Joint Staff, 11 Sep 2025 (Government of Japan Standard Terms of Use 2.0, CC BY 4.0 compatible); background, presentation, and aircraft modified.

DLC 3: Power-Up Kit

In the shadow of great powers, carve your own path. Planned content makes Brazil and Argentina playable, with six national focuses for each country, neighbor-linked events, and the 1950 postwar what-if scenario South America Awakens.

We will keep updating the game and these future expansion plans by listening to players. Tell us which eras, nations, and operations you most want to command in the Steam Community.

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All images shown are concept key art (including generative image processing), not final gameplay.