Nuclear winter has returned to Conflict of Nations: World War 3 with the launch of Season 16, introducing the chilling new scenario, Nuclear Winter: Domination. This mode features massive ice walls, drifting icebergs, and an earth-shattering chill, making survival an incredibly daunting task. As the world's top scientists race to find solutions, extremist groups known as the Chosen believe this catastrophe is nature's way of healing the planet. Amidst this chaos, you'll find yourself commanding your forces, fighting for control points, and striving to save humanity from the brink of destruction.
Conflict of Nations Season 16: New Mode and Features
The new Domination game mode revolutionizes how victory is achieved, allowing players to control crucial locations such as global research facilities to accumulate Victory Points. With up to 100 players engaged in this intense battle, every decision you make could be pivotal. Season 16 also introduces new units to the fray. The Mountain Infantry, a robust variant of Motorized Infantry, is designed specifically for the harsh frozen landscapes. These units excel in the tundra and mountains, moving swiftly and withstanding damage in rough terrains. If you missed out on the Elite Frigate last season, don't worry—it's back for another round of action.
Get a sneak peek of the nuclear winter scenario in Season 16 by watching the trailer for Conflict of Nations.
Engage in Limited-Time Missions
These limited-time missions provide additional resources and objectives to help elevate your nation to global superpower status. Furthermore, the new Loadout system allows you to equip your armies with temporary gear enhancements, giving you a strategic edge on the battlefield.
In the Nuclear Winter: Domination scenario, you have the option to form a coalition with up to two other players. Remember, the key is to keep your friends close and your enemies closer! Don't miss out on this thrilling experience—download Conflict of Nations from the Google Play Store now.
Before you dive into the game, make sure to check out our coverage on Ananta, formerly known as Project Mugen, and their latest announcement trailer.
