Weewar [WebApps]

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Launched in July 2006, Weewar is an award winning turn based strategy game. There are thousands of maps and scenarios to choose from, and since it is all happening in the browser Weewar can be played from anywhere.

With regular balancing and other major updates such as custom maps, Weewar is showing true strategy game maturity. This is evident in it’s continuing success attracting many new players and by its great and very helpful community, 50,000 members strong.

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