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RAILFRONT
Railfront
Railways, supply, and short, fiery battles
Strategy war of rails, winters and the people who held the line. Free & offline.
No install, right in your browser · Works offline · No ads, no purchases
iPhone & iPad: Safari Share button → "Add to Home Screen"
Anonymous totals · No personal data collected
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What kind of game is it?
You are the supply officer — the one who reads the train timetable before the rifle.
On the invented continent of Seren, two nations fight over a single railway for seven seasons. You move units across the map, send supply trains, command battles in person — and, above all, you bring people home.
Think on the map, fight with your hands
- Three command points a turn: move, supply, refit, scout, dig in
- Enemies strike in pincers, bridges are blown, blizzards stop the trains
- Command battles yourself: volleys, timed reloads, artillery, cavalry charges, bayonets
- Line, skirmish or column — choose your formation before the fight
- One supply card between waves; pair them up for bonus effects
Seven chapters of story
Secure the Junction · The Bridge Across the River · The Winter Supply Line · The Besieged City · The Last Season · Relaying the Rails · The Line to the Sea
- Earlier choices are not forgotten. Whether you sent the refugee train, how you treated the villages — it all comes back
- Every commander has a story of their own, told when they trust you
- Truce or decisive battle — there is more than one way to end a war
- Letters, a people codex, a memorial wall, and a side story from the enemy general
Battle camp and a new scenario
- Battle camp: produce troops at the Command Tent, have Sappers build sandbags, tents and a field hospital, and research upgrades. Hand it to your adjutant to run it automatically
- Third-power scenario: when the war stalls, the Orben expeditionary force lands. Ally with them or stand alone
- Challenge Missions and a Unit Codex
- Bonus objectives in every battle: complete them for extra map supply
- Smarter enemy commanders, and bigger touch controls for phones
Play for longer
- The Last Line: how long can you hold against endless waves?
- Daily Operation: everyone plays the same map with the same luck for one day
- 45 medals, permanent perks and hidden secrets
For everyone
- Plays offline. No ads, no account, no data collection
- 15 languages
- Large text, colorblind aid, low-spec mode, four volume levels
- Move your save to another device with a save code
All places and people in this game are fictional.
Seven chapters
On the invented continent of Seren, two nations fight over a single railway for seven seasons. Every chapter brings a new map and new rules, and your earlier choices are not forgotten.
Game Modes
- Campaign — A seven-chapter story. Move units on the map, send supply trains, and command battles in person or let them resolve automatically.
- The Last Line — How long can you hold against endless enemy waves? Pick a supply card every wave and chase your best score.
- Daily Operation — For one day everyone plays the same map with the same luck. The day's operation uses one of these conditions.
- Weekly Challenge — A special-rules battle that changes every Monday (Korea time).
- Challenge Missions — Short battle puzzles with fixed conditions.
- Skirmish — A single game with no story, on the map and supply settings you choose.
- Two-player hotseat — Pass one device back and forth and face off as the Federation and the League.
- Orben Side Story — A short side story from the enemy general's point of view, as an expeditionary force lands from across the sea.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it really free?
Yes. No ads, no purchases, no account. Every chapter and mode is free from start to finish.
Does it work without the internet?
Open it once and the whole game is stored on your device, so you can play even in airplane mode.
Can I play on my phone?
Yes. Turn your phone sideways to play; buttons and touch targets are sized for fingers. Android, iPhone, tablets and desktop browsers all work.
Do you collect personal data?
No. No cookies, no ad tracking, no accounts. The web version only counts visits and game starts as anonymous totals (nothing that identifies you is stored).
No install, right in your browser · Works offline · No ads, no purchases