
Steel Fall: Field Artillery Simulator puts you in command of a WWII artillery battery. Receive fire missions, calculate firing solutions, adjust your guns, and unleash devastating barrages. Master the art of indirect fire and support your forces with precision firepower.
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Take command of a World War II field artillery battery and experience the challenges of indirect fire warfare.
In Steel Fall: Field Artillery Simulator, every shell fired begins with a fire mission. Receive target reports from headquarters, record coordinates, prepare ammunition, calculate firing data, and relay orders to your gun crews. Operate authentic artillery equipment, adjust elevation and bearing, and deliver devastating barrages on enemy positions.
Use maps, coordinates, and firing tables to determine the correct elevation and bearing for your guns. Account for range, ammunition type, and firing conditions to place shells accurately on target.
Take direct control of authentic WWII field guns. Set elevation and bearing, load shells, fire missions, and observe the impact of your rounds as your battery delivers devastating indirect fire.
Command multiple artillery pieces and their crews. Process incoming fire missions, distribute orders, load ammunition, and coordinate battery-wide barrages. Efficient communication and organization are essential to maintaining a steady rate of fire.
Start with a small artillery section and expand into a powerful artillery division. Unlock additional guns, improve logistics, increase ammunition reserves, and build a force capable of supporting large-scale operations.
Master the procedures used by real artillery units as you coordinate fire support across dynamic battlefields. Accuracy, communication, and timing are the keys to success.
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Portuguese - Portugal, Russian, Turkish, Japanese, Simplified Chinese
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