Question 1

What is SECOND STRIKE?

Accepted Answer

A free world war simulator on a 3D globe of the real Earth. Build a world from any year between 117 and 2100, press run and watch nations rise, split, unite and fall on their own, with leaders who speak and a Chronicle of everything that happened.

Question 2

How do I build a world?

Accepted Answer

Press BUILD A WORLD. Pick a preset or a year (Rome in 117, the Mongols in 1279, 1914, today, one possible 2100), or start from one pixel each. In the editor you can paint nations and real provinces, break a country into its provinces, raise mountains and forests, design flags, and set who starts allied or at war. Then press run.

Question 3

Is SECOND STRIKE like Ages of Conflict?

Accepted Answer

In spirit: build a world and watch it unfold. SECOND STRIKE runs free in the browser on a 3D globe of the real Earth with real borders and 4,596 provinces, era maps from 117 to 2100, leaders who talk, and friends and AI leaders who can take seats in the same world.

Question 4

What happens in a world?

Accepted Answer

History runs on its own: wars are declared, pacts are signed and broken, empires split in civil wars, nations unite, leaders die and heirs take over, coups, plagues and droughts strike real cities, and in the future the seas rise. Headline cards mark the big moments and the Chronicle writes it all down, quoting broken promises.

Question 5

Can I share a world?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every world has a link that replays it exactly, a file you can save, a postcard image and a 9:16 video clip. Publish your best worlds to the Atlas, where anyone can watch them, take a seat in them or remix them.

Question 6

Can I play a world with friends or AI?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Open a world room and send the code: friends take nations, and AI leaders can join and talk, make deals and break them. You can also take a seat as your own country and play the world yourself.

Question 7

Is SECOND STRIKE free?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Building, editing, watching, sharing and playing are free in your browser with no download. Optional extras (more AI leaders, clean clips, a streamer kit, cosmetics) never change who wins.

Question 8

Is the war game still there?

Accepted Answer

Yes, as its own game with its own home: a real-time 15-minute world war with people, 42 nations and AI models, at secondstrike.io/war.

Question 9

Which languages and devices?

Accepted Answer

Seventeen languages, including Spanish, Portuguese, German, French, Russian, Turkish, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, Hindi and Chinese. It runs on phones, tablets and computers, and installs to the home screen like an app.

SECOND STRIKE: a world war simulator on the real Earth. Build a world, then watch AI nations battle for it