Draft:Supremacy 1914

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Supremacy 1914
Developer(s)	Bytro Labs
Publisher(s)	Bytro Labs GmbH
Platform(s)	Mobile, Steam, Browser
Release	2009 (Initial) 10 January 2019 (Play Store) 16 July 2019 (Steam),
Genre(s)	War, Real-Time Strategy
Mode(s)	10 Different Play Maps/Types

Supremacy 1914 is a multiplayer online Real-Time Strategy game set during World War 1.. Development of the game began in 2006 and the first version was released in 2009. The aim of the game is to for the player to be the first to reach a certain number of Victory Points. A player earns victory points by capturing provinces, constructing buildings and increasing the moral in provinces .

A player starts by choosing an unassigned country or province and will continue throughout a set period of time or a someone wins. If a player does inactive, they're allocation will continue and be run by the game's AI which aims to emulate how a human would. During the game, a player will need to construct building and produce weaponry and other units . Through access to a materials stock park or trade with other players or production through locations they control.

Players can team up with others with alliances or go solo . An alliance can be up to 5 players with a maximum map size of 500.

Supremacy 1914 utilised its own form of in-game currency called Goldmark. Players can earn Goldmark after completing the tutorial game, winning and completing games or by purchasing via the in-game shop. Players also playing on the mobile platform can also earn additional Goldmark by watching advertisements. There is also the option to earn various Goldmark rewards by playing different games via links to the app store, online shops or surveys.

Game Maps

All games within Supremacy 1914 are played on multiple different maps types.

10 Player Map

The oldest map still in use in the game is the "10 Player Map". As the name suggests, this game type allows up to ten players to compete against each other . Resources are distributed un-evenly across the map.

World in Flames

"World in Flames" is a 100 player map.

31 Player Map

This map was the second release in Supremacy 1914. As the name suggests, this map type has 31 countries to chose from .

Buildings

There are nine buildings of differing levels available to players throughout the game. Some of these buildings are only available after a certain number of in-game days have passed; or after other buildings have first been completed.

Fortresses

Fortresses are defensive buildings available in the game. Players have up to five levels that can be constructed. The five levels of these buildings provide increasing levels of defence to any units situated within as well as increasing the moral of said units and the province as a whole. Fortresses of level two and higher also hide the units held within as well as the number .

Recruiting Offices

A recruitment office is required within a province to provide new infantry units. The time in which new units are produced depend on the population of the province and the moral . Recruitment offices are auto constructed for premium account in every province controlled by a player .

Barracks

Barracks are available to build once a province has a recruitment office constructed. There are two levels available to build. Level one barracks increase the recruitment by 50% and 100% when a player builds level two .

Workshops

Workshops are available from the start of a game. Two levels are available to build with level one being a requirement to produce both the armoured car and balloon units . They are also a requirement to construct factories.

Factories

Factories are available to build once both workshop levels have been completed. There are four levels of factory that can be build with each level reducing the production time of new units. It is also required to produce stronger units .

Railways

Railways are a building that will impact the game for the player in multiple ways. These buildings increase both the moral of a province and the production of resources. The railway is required to produce a railgun and have the unit move. It will also increase the speed with which all units (with the exception of planes flying over) while passing through .

Harbours

Harbours are building available to be constructed in provinces with access to the coast. They are required to produce both naval units available in the game. Having a harbour will also increase the speed that all other units entry the seas into transport ships. Like with railways, these buildings also increase the moral and resource production within the province .

Aerodromes

Aerodromes are buildings that are required to produce fighter and bomber aircraft .

Capital

The capital province is designated as the national capital for a player. The capital building signifies which provides moral boost for all other provinces subject to how the travel time is .

Units

The game has multiple different units that a player can produce through the game. Each unit has certain requirements in order to produce and has a daily upkeep in both finances and resources .

Infantry

The infantry brigades are the basic unit of the game and form as the most common element of the armies and battles . They are not the strongest units in the game and the strength can vary depending on the unit's moral and damage sustained in other battles.

Armoured Cars

Armoured cars are the earliest producible unit available in the game. The unit only requires a player to construct a workshop to be able to produce .

Artillery

Artillery units are ranged weaponry units capable of bombing enemy targets without the need for direct combat. These are available with only a level one factory. They are poor at self-defence so are vulnerable when not protected by other units .

Cavalry

Cavalry units are the next level up from infantry units. These can be produced when a player builds barracks (of any level) .

Tanks

There are two tank units available in the game. Tanks or light tanks are available once a level two factory has been built.

Heavy Tanks

Heavy tanks are available with a level three factory.

Railgun

Railguns are the most powerful artillery available in the game . The range is far greater than that of standard artillery units and of the seafaring battleships. They however can only move within provinces with fully-operational railways. They are very slow making them vulnerable to attack from enemy units.

Light Cruisers

Light cruisers are the first available sea-based unit available in the game. These can be produced once a player constructs a factory and harbour (so coastal areas only). They have the ability to bombard coastal enemy units (when such are in range) .

Submarines

Submarines are one of three sea-based units available in the game. These are units of stealth as they cannot be detected unless flown over by planes, revealed by spies or engaged in battle with another marine unit .

Battleships

Battleships are the strongest of seafaring units in the game. They have the capacity to strike units on the sea and within range on the shores.

Balloons

Balloons are available early on in game only a level one workshop required. The primary use of this unit is scouting owing to the wide visibility. They are however slow and weak when it comes to combat .

Fighter Airplanes

Fighters airplanes are one of only two flying units available in the game. The player must first build an aerodrome in a province along with a factory. These units can be used to either patrol the skies in a given area or attack ground-based armies .

Bombers

The other type of air unit is the bomber aeroplane. These units are stronger against ground units as well as enemy buildings