Single-player levels

Revision as of 06:33, 14 April 2022

Warzone has a campaign of single-player levels that may be found under the Single Player tab.

Clearing each level within a certain number of turns will earn the player a gold star.

If a player is struggling with a level the game will give the option to skip it and move on to the next level.

Campaign Levels

As of 2022-03-17 there are 157 levels available in the single-player campaign (including the tutorial).

The current campaign was introduced with Update 3.15 (2016-06-14), and contained 35 levels (all levels up to World War Pixel, except for Break the bank). In Update 4.17 (2019-05-08) the single-player campaign was expanded to 127 levels and all levels after World War Pixel are community-created.

Old levels

Before Update 3.15, there were only six levels (not including the tutorial). They were:

• Level 1 (play)
• Level 2 (play)
• Level 3 (play)
• Europe Challenge (play)
• Crazy Challenge (play)
• Insane Challenge (play)

Creating single player levels

If you feel so inclined, you can also make your own levels!

History

After each game is over (either by victory or defeat), you can use the History to see what happened behind the fog. If you want to end the game without waiting for elimination, you can simply press Players -> Surrender to end the game.

Customizing

It's possible to play custom games based on the thirty-four built-in levels. This means you can customize the level's settings. Of course, as a custom practice game, winning won't be reflected on your profile.

For example, it can be useful to turn off fog for the challenge levels. This can help players in understanding how the AIs move and react.

To accomplish this, follow these steps:

1. Click the Single Player tab
2. Click Practice Game
3. Click the button under Single Player Built-In Templates
4. Select the level you want to customize
5. Check the "Customize Template" box
6. On the next two steps, change any settings as desired, such as clicking "No Fog"

Saving

Single-player games are automatically saved to your local storage and can be resumed later. To view the saved games, visit the Single Player saved games page. Saved games are saved onto your local computer, not the server, so you must resume each game on the same computer as you started it. If you have too much data stored on your local storage, single player games may not save. To fix this, clear your local storage.