Description

Overview War Machine turns medieval siege craft into a thoughtful puzzle of angles, timing, and structure. You operate a trebuchet against varied fortifications and learn that castles don’t fall to random shots—they fail at their weak points. Each attempt invites you to observe, adjust a little, and fire again with better insight. How to Play Set the throwing arm’s angle with a slider, choose release strength, and watch the wind pennant for cross-breezes. Fire and trace the projectile’s arc, then note where the walls flex or the towers shudder. Ammo types serve different purposes: smooth stones fly predictably; fire pots soften wooden sections over time; heavy shards travel shorter arcs that punch low and hard. Siege Strategy Probe foundations first to loosen anchor stones. Raise your aim slightly to topple a weakened tower into interior braces. Don’t waste a shot on a near-dead stump if a keystone strike drops the whole span. Keep calibration changes small—single-notch angle tweaks and consistent pulls help you compare wind shifts. Later maps add wind shear and uneven ground; cant the base to level when needed. If a curtain wall hides supports, loft a stone just inside the parapet to collapse what you can’t see. Progress & Mastery Efficient clears earn repair time and crew training, tightening accuracy and speeding reloads. Upgrades help, but clear note-taking helps more. Call out simple lines—“28°, 70% pull, light left wind”—so you can return to proven shots and adjust with purpose rather than guesswork. Accessibility An optional high-contrast trajectory trace supports practice, haptic feedback confirms ideal release timing, and labeled ammo icons aid color-blind clarity. Attribution Game and assets © their respective owners; used with permission. See our Licensing & DMCA page for rights and credits.

Instruction

Use the left mouse button touchpad on desktop or touchscreen on mobile devices to activate the weapon Hints inside the game will help you get the hang of it

Specifications

• Easy to play