The Wargame: Red Dragon series expands with Israel, a community-voted nation that brings 96 fresh units to its real-time strategy battles. Players command Tzahal's versatile army, blending indigenous designs like the Merkava tank family with modified imports such as British Centurion, American M60s, French Mirages III & V, and salvaged Soviet T-55 and PT-76 tanks. Standout weapons include the Makmat 160mm mortar on a Sherman chassis, MAR-290 rocket system on Centurion, and Sholef with its Finnish gun on Merkava armor.
Tzahal excels through a full infantry lineup, long-range anti-tank missiles like Spike, MAPATS, LAHAT, and Nimrod, plus support from Lahatut and Tzefa helicopters. This setup lets the army scout, strike precisely, and hold ground against top decks. Strategy fans who favor detailed unit variety and tactical depth will find Israel a strong addition to their PC lineup.
WARGAME: RED DRAGON IS BACK WITH ISRAEL, A NEW NATION VOTED FOR BY THE COMMUNITY.
The million-selling series Wargame is back with a new Nation Pack DLC introducing a brand new army: Israel. As voted for by the community, the versatile Israeli army and its extensive use of modified foreign equipment joins the fray with 96 new units to add further depth to Eugen Systems’ spectacular RTS.
Israel is playable as a stand-alone nation, bringing a wide array of weapons and vehicles that make Tzahal able to stand against any of the most-played decks. In addition to the legendary Merkava tank family, one of many of Israel’s indigenous designs, the army also features heavily modified import units. These include British Centurion, American M60s, French Mirages III & V, as well as Soviet T-55 and PT-76 - salvaged from previous wars.
State-of-the-art weaponry connoisseurs will enjoy the Makmat, a huge self-propelled heavy 160mm mortar mounted on a World War 2 Sherman tank; the monstrous Multiple Launch Rocket System MAR-290 is on Centurion chassis; or the Sholef, proudly mounting a Finnish gun on a heavily armored Merkava chassis.
Truly versatile, Tzahal leans on its complete infantry roster and effective anti-tank guided missile designs to scout and deal damage from long range. They are able to strike with extreme precision, thanks to the Spike, MAPATS and LAHAT units as well as the renowned Nimrod missile. Tzahal also makes use of aircrafts, such as the Lahatut and Tzefa helicopters, to support their ground assaults.
