RBM Studio's Waterloo

About

RBM Studio's Waterloo is a turn-based strategy game built around hex grids and historical battles. You command armies using counters to track units as you plan moves and attacks across carefully detailed maps. The game leans heavily into tactical positioning and resource management, with each turn requiring careful calculation to outmaneuver opponents. Designed by Mark Herman, a name synonymous with classic wargaming, it channels the mechanics of mid-20th-century table-top titles into a digital format. Solo campaigns and online multiplayer let you test strategies against AI or human rivals. The game stands out for its commitment to old-school wargame aesthetics without sacrificing accessibility. Hex-based movement and combat resolve feel deliberate, rewarding players who study terrain and unit roles. While it lacks flashy visuals, the focus on pure strategy has drawn praise from tactical gaming circles. Early access feedback highlights its depth, with some comparing it to modernized versions of 1970s board titles. If hex grids and methodical warfare appeal, Waterloo offers a lean, no-frills challenge.