Digitalmindsoft said there would be a focus on the infantry-level interaction rather than an interaction with heavy weaponry such as tanks and airplanes, but that heavy weaponry would be playable. For the single-player mode, Digitalmindsoft wanted to implement what the players wanted, though they were aware that they were limited by their crowdfunding campaign. Digitalmindsoft also planned to allow the player to control a unit's specific actions in a third-person view, similar to Men of War: Assault Squad, as well as allow players to build their own mods for the game. The factions are based on modern factions. Digitalmindsoft planned their factions to be asymmetric, fun-to-play, and fair. The developer planned for two playable factions and an assortment of other features for when the game was released, and planned to extend the game through additional units, factions, and maps thereafter. The developer saw an opportunity to develop a real-time strategy video game set in the modern day, especially with the gameplay common to the Men of War series. Video game developer Digitalmindsoft announced Call to Arms on their website in December 2012, calling it the "true successor" to the Men of War series. The game provides 12 vehicles and 60 pieces of equipment. The game provides bots possessing artificial intelligence in multiplayer mode. The first team to take the greater number of points wins the round. The Domination game mode requires each team to take strategic points on a map, with the number of points decided by the number of players. Gameplay Ĭall to Arms is a real-time tactics and strategy video game. An expansion pack, titled Gates of Hell: Ostfront, was released in 2021. The early access version of the game was released on 30 July 2015 to Steam.
Call to Arms is a real-time tactics and strategy video game developed by German company Digitalmindsoft as the spiritual successor to the Men of War series.
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