A downloadable game for Windows and macOS


Warzone 2100 is a 100% free & open-source 3D real-time strategy game.

Command the forces of The Project in a battle to rebuild the world after mankind has been nearly destroyed by nuclear missiles.

Features

  • Single-Player Campaign
  • LAN / Internet Multiplayer
  • AI Bots & Local Skirmish
  • Extensive Tech Tree
  • Unit Designer
  • Cross-Platform

Everything is free, including source code, downloads, and all features. No in-app purchases. No subscriptions. No ads. Just free.

A Long History

Warzone 2100 was originally developed by Pumpkin Studios and published by Eidos Interactive. In 1999, it was released commercially for Microsoft Windows and Sony PlayStation. Pumpkin Studios ended their support for Warzone 2100 on January 5, 2000.

In 2004, after fan petition, Warzone's source code was released publicly under an open-source license. It has been developed, maintained, and improved by the community ever since, under the banner of the “Warzone 2100 Project”.

Resources

Official website
FAQ
Source Code (GitHub)

Warzone 2100 is licensed under the GPLv2+ license (& others).

Download

Download
warzone2100-windows-stable-x64.zip 1 GB
Version 4.4.2 Dec 29, 2023
Download
warzone2100-macos-stable-x64.zip 1,009 MB
Version 4.4.2 Nov 29, 2023

Install instructions

The best way to install from itch is via the itch.io app. This will help you easily install the game, and keep it updated.

But if you'd prefer to download the .zip files manually, see the tips below.

Browser Download & Install Tips

Windows:

Windows builds may require an installation / update of the Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable system libraries:

If you'd prefer a "portable version", or an installer, they are available at: https://wz2100.net

macOS:

Download, unzip, and copy to your Applications folder.

Development log

Comments

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I have two questions:

1. Is there a reason the Linux version isn't on Itch.io ? (I suspect it's because it's in plenty of repos but I figured I'd ask)

2. I see on Github that there is an Arm build but only for Windows, are there any plans to make a Linux Arm build ?