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Hundreds of Players, One Live World Map

OpenFront Game

OpenFront is a massively multiplayer real-time strategy game where hundreds of real players fight over a single shared world map. The Steam description sums up the loop directly: build an economy, forge alliances, crush enemies and launch nuclear strikes, all in real time. It reached the store on September 17, 2026 in Early Access at $6.99 for Windows, macOS and Linux, but the browser version at openfront.io came first and is reported to have passed one million monthly active players.

Released
Sep 17, 2026
Platforms
Windows, macOS, Linux
Steam achievements
29

Sep 17, 2026

Steam release

Early Access launch on Windows, macOS and Linux

$6.99

Price

US Steam price with no launch discount; browser version free

29

Achievements

Steam achievements shipping with the release

1M+

Monthly players

Reported monthly active players on the web version

Media

Trailer and screenshots for OpenFront — click any shot to enlarge.

Header art and screenshots are store-provided official assets (OpenFront Inc), shown for identification.

The Steam store page hosts one official video, 'Openfront', alongside eight store screenshots.

FAQ

Answers use only sourced facts; unverified items are marked.

Is OpenFront free to play?
Yes. The browser client at openfront.io is free and is where the over one million monthly players are reported, while the Steam Early Access edition at $6.99 adds faster launches, better performance, 29 achievements, an inventory and exclusive cosmetics. Both share the same multiplayer world, so the paid version is an upgrade rather than a different game.
How many players are in an OpenFront match?
Hundreds share one map at the same time. The Steam page describes hundreds of real players battling simultaneously on a single shared world map, and the official lobby browser lists modes such as Free for All, 3 teams of 8 and 50 Humans vs 50 Nations. Match size depends on the map and the lobby settings.
What platforms is OpenFront on?
Steam lists Windows, macOS and Linux, and the browser client runs on any modern desktop or mobile browser. There is no console version documented, so PlayStation, Xbox and Switch releases are not announced. Progress and cosmetics are tied to your account rather than the platform.
What is the Doomsday Clock in OpenFront?
It is a battle-royale style zone modifier added in Update 33.0 and part of the public modifier rotation. A shrinking doom zone closes in during a match and the sides judged doomed steadily lose troops and warships, with a ten-minute grace period at the start and a troop drain floored at 5% of maximum. It was deactivated once a game has a winner in Update 34.0.

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