- Take command of entire armies and switch fluidly into direct, third-person combat
- Lead one of two distinct factions, each with unique units, abilities, and superweapons
- Experience a full story campaign and dynamic skirmish battles
After over three years of development, Operative Division has arrived on Android, delivering a daring fusion of real-time strategy and third-person shooter action. Set in a post-apocalyptic world where two rival factions battle for the future of humanity, this hybrid experience lets you construct bases, command armies, and then dive straight into the fray to personally influence the outcome.
What truly sets Operative Division apart is its seamless integration of two genres rarely combined. It merges real-time strategy with intense third-person combat, allowing you to switch effortlessly from overseeing your forces from a command view to jumping directly onto the battlefield. You are not only managing bases and giving orders but also taking matters into your own hands when the situation intensifies.
As noted, the game unfolds in a dystopian setting where two ideologically opposed factions are locked in conflict. The EvoPref Corporation relies on heavy armor and overwhelming firepower, while the LibeGaia Revolution focuses on speed, adaptability, and advanced hacking capabilities. This conflict goes beyond territorial control; it is a struggle over the ultimate path for humanity's survival—salvation through technology or evolution.
The campaign comprises 42 missions, complemented by a Skirmish mode where procedurally generated maps ensure no two battles are alike. Superweapons like the Orbital Ion Cannon and Nuclear Missile introduce game-changing chaos, altering the flow of combat with persistent environmental effects. Managing your resources is critical, as limited ammunition and fuel supplies force you to plan carefully to outlast your opponents.
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Customization and progression are central to the experience. You can upgrade commander vehicles to enhance armor, firepower, and speed, while standard units gain ranks and improved stats during engagements. The game also incorporates refined tactical elements such as subsystem targeting, destructible environmental hazards, and a day-night cycle that impacts visibility.
Perhaps the most appealing aspect is that it's a fully offline experience with no advertisements or in-app purchases. For a single payment of $7.99, you gain complete access to everything Operative Division has to offer.
