RTS game Theatre of War: Rearmed set for release on December 9
21 Oct 2026 at 8:26 am UTC By Liam Squires-HandBringing together all the classic Theatre of War RTS games into one upgraded package, Theatre of War: Rearmed set for release on December 9th. The collection brings…

By Liam Squires-Hand
Bringing together all the classic Theatre of War RTS games into one upgraded package, Theatre of War: Rearmed set for release on December 9th.
The collection brings together Theatre of War, including LEHR and Liberation Belarus; Theatre of War 2: Africa 1943, including Centauro; Theatre of War 2: Kursk 1943, including Battle for Caen; and Theatre of War 3: Korea. Together, they offer more than 100 missions spanning different theatres of World War II.
It's not just a bundling of games, it's also a remaster with improved performance and stability, enhanced visuals and effects, a redesigned interface for high-resolution displays and refined controls together with camera behaviour. On top of that there's AI improvements too.
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A demo is available during Steam Next Fest that should work fine with Proton 11 on Linux / SteamOS systems.
Key Features- Complete Theatre of War series unified on the latest version of its original engine.
- Over 100 missions across multiple campaigns and a dynamic strategic mode.
- Realistic tactical combat with advanced ballistics and damage systems.
- Improved AI across infantry, vehicles, artillery, and aircraft.
- Expanded gameplay systems including engineering, towing, and repairs.
- 64-bit upgrade with major performance and stability improvements.
- Enhanced visuals, lighting, shaders, and effects.
- Redesigned UI with full high-resolution support.
- Large multiplayer component with maps for up to 8 players.
- Mission generator for additional replayability.
- Full modding support with editor and open resources.
- Steam achievements.
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