Strategic Command: Korea - Announcement + Beta Sign Ups
Strategic Command: Korea · published
Strategic Command: Korea is a brand-new game in the Strategic Command series, bringing you to the Korean Peninsula for the first major conflict of the Cold War.
On June 25, 1950, North Korean artillery thundered along the 38th Parallel. Tanks swept past rice paddies and jet fighters screamed overhead, transforming the “Land of the Morning Calm” into a battlefield and bringing the world perilously close to a Third World War.
Take command of the United Nations or Communist powers in an epic struggle for control of Korea. From the desperate defence of the Pusan Perimeter to the frozen battlefields of the Chosin Reservoir, your decisions can change the course of the war.
Visit the store page to know all the details, gameplay changes and features.
Sign up for the beta
Want to help shape Strategic Command: Korea? Apply for the beta for an opportunity to test the game and share your feedback with the development team. Put its new units, campaigns and strategic systems through their paces, and help us prepare for launch.
Join the tournament: three battles for Ypres
There is also a chance to test your command skills on the battlefields of the First World War. Sign up for the tournament and take on three rounds, each lasting 30 days, covering pivotal battles around Ypres:
Round 1 – 1914: The First Battle of Ypres: Fight the battle that ends the “Race to the Sea” and marks the beginning of trench warfare on the Western Front.
Round 2 – 1915: The Second Battle of Ypres: Face a new threat as German forces unleash poison gas on a massive scale.
Round 3 – 1917: The Third Battle of Ypres: Lead the Allied offensive to seize the ridges south and east of Ypres and the railway station at Passchendaele.
Sign up for the tournament here
Home of Wargamers 2026
As part of our annual Home of Wargamers event, we had the pleasure of interviewing Ryan O'Shea, designer for the Strategic Command series.
In case you missed the interview, you can watch it here: