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About Hegemon: War Strategy

Hegemon: War Strategy and WW3 Simulator Rewrite history and lead your nation to global dominance in a deep geopolitical grand strategy experience inspired by WW2, Cold War and modern conflicts. Take control of any real-world country and decide its destiny. Build alliances through diplomacy, develop your economy, or unleash total war to conquer the world. Every decision shapes the balance of power and the future of civilization. Command Nations in Global Conflict Lead real-world countries across multiple historical timelines: 1960, 1990 and 2025. Control your army, navy and air force across a massive world map and experience large-scale conflicts and global power struggles. Plan military operations, manage borders and decide whether to preserve peace or ignite worldwide confrontation. From regional crises to full-scale world war, the choice is yours. Deep Diplomacy and Geopolitics Shape international relations through alliances, negotiations and strategic pressure. Form coalitions, sign treaties, influence weaker states or destabilize rivals through covert actions. Balance power between superpowers, manage global tensions and navigate a living geopolitical world where every nation reacts to your moves. Build Your Nation and Economy Develop industry, infrastructure and technology to strengthen your country. Manage taxes, resources, population stability and long-term growth while preparing for future conflicts. Choose your path: peaceful economic superpower dominant military empire balanced global leader Every strategy creates new opportunities and new threats. Technology, Weapons and Nuclear Decisions Unlock advanced military technologies, missile systems and nuclear programs. Use deterrence to maintain peace or escalate conflicts into full global confrontation. Modern warfare, strategic weapons and technological progress will define your rise to power. Massive World Sandbox Explore a detailed world with more than 200 playable countries and thousands of provinces. Experience revolutions, economic crises, alliances and political changes in a dynamic sandbox where every playthrough is different. Choose Your Path to World Dominance Will you rule through diplomacy and economic strength or conquer the world through military power? Lead your nation, reshape global history and build your own world order in Hegemon.

Ratings & reviews

4.2

63 ratings

5 ★ 59% 4 ★ 17% 3 ★ 14% 2 ★ 0% 1 ★ 10%

What’s new

Version 1.11 · Updated July 29, 2026

- Added a new major mechanic — International Organizations. - Initial organizations available in the game: UN, NATO, BRICS, OPEC, CSTO, and the Fifth International. - Organizations have various types: political, military, regional, economic, and ideological. - Players can create their own organization, invite allies, and turn it into a new global power hub. - Added resolution mechanics: countries can vote, support allies, pressure enemies, or block decisions. - Added voting influence: you can lobby, bribe, or intimidate countries to sway them toward the desired decision. - The UN received a unique role: Security Council, non-permanent members, rotation, and veto power. - Added key resolutions: aggressor condemnation, sanctions, embargoes, peace conferences, humanitarian aid, military aid, air defense support, peacekeeping missions, and military intervention. - In military organizations (e.g., NATO), decisions may require consensus — even a few "against" votes can derail a resolution. - Added notifications for resolution results if the player is the initiator, target, or a member of the organization. Also added a new country effects system: - Countries can now receive temporary positive or negative effects. - Effects can impact the economy, military, diplomacy, and internal situation. - Some effects are applied through organization resolutions. - Added effects such as sanctions, economic boom, foreign investment, humanitarian aid, military support, trade embargoes, and others. - Effects have their own icons and are displayed in the country interface. - Countries have better mastered their own economy.

App privacy

The developer, Viktor Hromov, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

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The following data may be used to track you across apps and websites owned by other companies:

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  • Usage Data: Product Interaction, Advertising Data

Data Linked to You

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  • Financial Info: Other Financial Info
  • Contact Info: Email Address
  • User Content: Gameplay Content

Used for: Third-Party Advertising, Developer’s Advertising or Marketing, Analytics, Product Personalization, App Functionality

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  • Diagnostics: Crash Data, Performance Data

Used for: Analytics, App Functionality

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