New scenarios: Challenge your strategy gaming skills. Outwit unusual situations by exploiting terrain or specific opponent weaknesses. Wait - there are no weaknesses! In that case, rely on your economic finesse and military mastery. There is no boring path to victory in Word War III - the game offers endless ways to win.
Installing scenarios: Right-click the name or picture below, and "save-as" in an easily accessible location such as your desktop. Each scenario is a zipped archive with two files. You will need to extract and place both files in the "Games" directory within the Word War III installation path. The scenario will automatically show up on the Start New Game panel. Thank you for trying them out!
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Natural BoundariesDifficulty: Normal Description: An impassable river and a mountain range stands between you and your opponent. You both will need to go around to have a go at each other... or is there a sneaky shortcut? |
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The 500 ClubDifficulty: Easy to play, very hard to win Description: It is man versus nature on this island. Your goal is to build a settlement with at least 500 letters. Sound easy? Try and see for yourself... |
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Second Step ForwardDifficulty: Easy Description: You have been appointed to take over a settlement that is fully functional but still in its early stages. Do you have what it takes to bring it to glory? |
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Too Close For ComfortDifficulty: Normal Description: A teleporter glitch has put your starting flags next to each other. Luckily, the nearby mountains are chock full of raw materials. This will be a mad, smart scramble as to who can corner whom out of territory and resources. |
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Entrenched InterestsDifficulty: Hard. Very hard. Description: You have stumbled upon a land of riches! Unfortunately, the pesky opposition has already settled and fortified the most promising areas of the island. They seem to have everything they need - from A to Z ... especially the latter. You will need to show creative military leadership and refined economic management to dislodge them. |