Armor Clash II

Armor Clash II

Windforce · April 4, 2017 · Strategy, Action, Simulation, RTS

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Armor Clash II price by region

Armor Clash II costs $3.29 in Georgia (USD), £4.29 in the United Kingdom, $4.99 in the United States, €4.99 in Europe (EUR), CA$6.49 in Canada, NZ$7.39 in New Zealand, A$7.50 in Australia, R$16.99 in Brazil and zł22.99 in Poland right now.

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Georgia (USD) $3.29 $3.29 — 1
United Kingdom £4.29 £4.29 — 1
United Statesyour region $4.99 $4.99 — 1
Europe (EUR) €4.99 €4.99 — 1
Canada CA$6.49 CA$6.49 — 1
New Zealand NZ$7.39 NZ$7.39 — 1
Australia A$7.50 A$7.50 — 1
Brazil R$16.99 R$16.99 — 1
Poland zł22.99 zł22.99 — 1

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About Armor Clash II

Armor Clash II is an old-school RTS game, with classic features like base building, modern armors and navies etc. 2 factions and sub-factions for each one, from high tech stealth destroyers to hardcore battleships. In Skirmishes players build base from the start, while in the Random Generated Mission, fast paced combats start immediately. Local network multiplayers are also available, players can fight each other or co-op against AI.

Core Feature:
1. Base building, armor, air force and navy.
2. 2 faction: Gaia, the high tech army of 21th century, and the Steel Alliance, hardcore veterans from 1980s.
3. 8 Sub-factions with special units.
4. Replayable Skirmishes.
5. Local network multiplayers for 4 players at max.
6. Random generated combat mission, quick battles start on random map.
7. Veterans level up with appearances change, commander abilities etc.
8. Windows, Mac and Linux support.
9. Continuous update, new units, maps for free.
10. All updates for free, NO Inner Purchase.

Free DLC for VR support:
VR support (HTC Vive) is in a Free DLC, players who want to play it in VR, please claim the free DLC "Armor Clash II -VR", and launch it from the capsule icon in Steam Client, then there will be an option menu, option 1 is to start the desktop version, and option 2 is to start the VR version.

Notice for HTC Vive users (2017-06-30):
Because the SteamVR client updated, it cost a issue that desktop icon can not launch the game when SteamVR opening, please try to close SteamVR before launching the game, or right click on the capsule and choose launch the game from desktop or vr, or even launch the exe file directly in the game folder.

Story Line:
In 2035, the Artificial Intelligence technology got a qualitative leap. Top scientists of the world completed the most ambitious project of human being, the Global Artificial Intelligence Assembly, known as 'Gaia'.

Gaia is build on the cloud. She connects all devices from cell phones on the hand to satellites in the space. Gaia collects all information, from which kind of hamburger you like last week, to all the stock deals in past 10 years, then analyses the mass data by assembling computing resources all over the world, and finally calculate the 'ultimate solution' for every human being. For the common people, Gaia will tell he or she what to do for every minute, to eat which food or read which article. It is not an order, but people always find that by following Gaia's suggestion it always benefits most. For the army, Gaia play as the commander, she can calculate the best move for each soldier on the field at the same time, and finally lead them to victory, without anyone wounded.

Not like in Hollywood movies, Gaia did not build Skynet to eliminate human, or build her drone army to conquer the world. Followed by the first principle in her source code, "Help but not replace human", Gaia served human well. But the real conflict come from human them self: Many people realized that because of Gaia, human do not think any more, and finally abandoned their freedom. At the beginning, it is just some kind of idealism, but when AI let more and more people lose their job, it became rebellion. Most of them are elites in the past, but become useless when Ai came: No fund manager is useless because AI always give the best financing solution; Gaia can command soldiers directly through the holo-glass, so officers are not needed. Even the scientists who make Gaia are not escaped, a scientific AI study matrix can do all the life-time work of a professor, but only in an hour.

Finally, those elites in the past decided to fight against Gaia, but soon they found all devices and weapons are controlled by Gaia. Cameras and drones spreads everywhere in cities, human forces even had no place to hide. So they banished themselves to abandoned industrial cities, they rebuild factories, using the technologies of 80s, which seems to be out dated but Gaia can not connect to. They re-active tanks and attack helicopters in the steel cemetery, rebuild battleships of WW2, some report said that they even rebuild the space shuttle platform. At last, they build up a settlement and their armies, without Gaia's control, they called themselves "Steel Alliance".

Now, the war between Gaia and Steel Alliance is inevitable, no matter which side you are, good luck, commander:)

Armor Clash II — game info

Platforms
Windows, macOS, Linux / SteamOS
Player modes
Single-player, Online PvP, Co-op, Split screen
PC Game Pass
Not included

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What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Not recommended Dec 30, 2024
Great concept when the RTS genre was in a rough shape but now since it is abandoned it is just a tech demo. Inspired by C&C Generals for sure
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Recommended Sep 16, 2026
Armor Clash II is a traditional real-time strategy game built around base construction, resource development, army production, and large-scale military engagements. Developed and published by Windforce, it clearly draws inspiration from an older generation of RTS games where establishing a functioning base and gradually assembling a powerful army are just as important as the fighting itself. Its relatively modest presentation may immediately reveal its indie origins, but beneath that exterior is a surprisingly broad collection of military units and strategic possibilities. The setting mixes recognizable modern warfare with futuristic technology. Humanity has developed Gaia, an enormously sophisticated artificial intelligence capable of processing information and connecting technology on a massive scale. Opposition to Gaia eventually results in the formation of the Steel Alliance, whose forces rely heavily on conventional military equipment and experienced soldiers. This creates a straightforward but effective contrast between technologically advanced warfare and more familiar tanks, helicopters, artillery, ships, and other machines of war. That difference carries into the faction…
Not recommended Jun 28, 2025
Very limited options and they go back to default randomly within a few mins.
Recommended Feb 2, 2025
Reminds me of the Old School game Total Annihilation except the AI is a whole lot better. Wishing for more instructions on gameplay.
Recommended Dec 28, 2024
Armor Clash II was a little disapointing from the start. A feature I liked of the prequel, Armor Clash, was that you could mix your own "decks", that's gone now. Other than that, AC II is a skirmish RTS. You can play multiplayer via LAN (or software like hamachi), The gameplay is solid, and the models and animation are good (in particullar the animation, it's full of detail), but that's it. No campaing, no multiplayer match making, not much to do except playing skirmishes. It's not a bad game at all, it's just lacking in many fields. I feel the 10 dollar price tag is adecuate for this product, and I hope the developer will keep working on this. Adding a campaign would be great for this title.
Not recommended Sep 12, 2024
this is one of if not the most basic RTS games i have ever played it feels like a flash game. the fact they charge money for this is criminal

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