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Tom Clancy's EndWar

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description Tom Clancy's EndWar Overview

Tom Clancy’s EndWar is a real-time strategy game developed by Ubisoft Shanghai for PC and seventh-generation consoles. The game launched in November 2008 across Nintendo DS, PlayStation 3, PSP, and Xbox 360, with a Windows version following in February 2009. Gameplay mechanics varied between the console/PC versions and handheld iterations.

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info Tom Clancy's EndWar Specifications

Country	Germany
Year	2008

help Tom Clancy's EndWar FAQ

How does the voice command system in Tom Clancy's EndWar work?

You command your battalions by speaking orders into a headset — saying things like "Unit 1, attack Hostile 2" — and the game recognizes commands in multiple languages including English and French. It was developed by Ubisoft Shanghai specifically to make real-time strategy playable without a mouse on consoles.

When was EndWar released and on what platforms?

It launched in November 2008 for PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Nintendo DS, and PSP, with the Windows PC version following in February 2009. The DS and PSP versions were actually distinct games with different mechanics rather than straight ports.

What is Tom Clancy's EndWar about?

It's set in a near-future World War III fought in the 2020s among three factions — the United States, a federated Europe, and Russia — after a Middle East energy crisis triggers global conflict. Players wage a persistent online war, choosing a faction and fighting for territory alongside thousands of other commanders.

Did EndWar get a sequel or tie-in novel?

A tie-in novel, Tom Clancy's EndWar, was published in 2008 alongside the game to expand the World War III backstory. Ubisoft never greenlit a direct sequel, though the voice-command RTS concept influenced the studio's later experiments.

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