Line Control
Line Control is based on a clear idea: take all enemy points by making the best use of your bases and the routes you create between them. First, you start from your starting positions and choose which targets to connect to your network. Each point displays numbers that indicate its attack and defense capacity, which helps you assess whether a capture is realistic or an assault will merely waste your forces. Then you must decide whether it is better to secure neutral positions to broaden your presence or concentrate your squads against an important enemy base. Otherwise, if you send everything too early, you leave fragile points behind that can be retaken easily and your progress is blocked. The difficulty comes precisely from this constant balancing between expansion, protection and timing.
Each level offers a different configuration, which forces you to rethink your logic rather than repeat a single plan. Sometimes you must favor free points to increase your territorial advantage before attacking. Sometimes the priority is to defend an essential location because it opens several paths and conditions the rest of the game. You must therefore compare possible routes, measure the victory speed they offer and identify sequences that reduce risks. A good choice strengthens your overall control of the map, while a decision that is too dispersed slows the offensive and lets the enemy breathe. The game's appeal comes from this constant reading of the balance of power, simple to understand at first, but increasingly demanding as maps become more tactical. Have fun!