Rising Front
Rising Front, a groundbreaking World War 1 shooter, plunges you into the heart of trench warfare. Experience a seamless fusion...
- Intel, 64-bit processor
- macOS 10.12 or later
Description
Rising Front , a groundbreaking World War 1 shooter, plunges you into the heart of trench warfare. Experience a seamless fusion of FPS, RTS, and combat simulation. Our mission is to bring WW1 battles to life, populating the battlefield with hundreds, if not thousands, of units, all striving for victory.
Epic Scale of Battle
Unprecedented in its scope, Rising Front facilitates engagements with 1000+ units in action simultaneously. Step into an era never before so vividly recreated in a WW1 game!
Key Features
• Realistic WW1 Tactics: Master the art of war from a century ago.
• Highly Optimized: Smooth performance, regardless of the battle’s scale.
• Artillery: Utilize a range of artillery for a strategic advantage.
• Procedural Cover System: Adaptive environment for tactical gameplay.
• Rag-Doll Physics: Experience dynamic and impactful combat scenarios.
• AI Commanding: Direct AI units for a strategic edge.
• Building System: Construct defenses to fortify your position.
WHAT’S NEW
Version 1.01:
• Release notes are available here .
REQUIREMENTS
• Intel, 64-bit processor
• macOS 10.12 or later
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Size
– 2.64GB
Previous Versions
Editor-checked details
Recommended for players who enjoy designing large historical battles, want both shooting and command, and accept unit/mod tuning. Do not start at 1000 units: calibrate shooting, AI orders and construction with 50–100, then increase by 100–200 while watching frame rate and command latency. Safe order: backup; 1.01/SHA-256; OS/RAM; language/resolution; ADS/bindings; small battle; AI/build/artillery; save; scale up; Workshop.
Pros
- It switches between first-person combat, overhead RTS command and battle simulation. Infantry, cavalry, tanks, aircraft, artillery, procedural cover and 1000+ units create unusual scale. Players can fight directly, issue orders, build defenses and schedule fire support. Full Workshop and level-editor support spans maps, units, vehicles, weapons and buildables, extending longevity. Simplified/Traditional Chinese, Japanese and Korean interfaces, 20 achievements and Family Sharing are supported.
Cons
- “Highly optimized” does not guarantee 1000-unit stability on every Mac: AI, physics, artillery and rendering pressure CPU, GPU and memory together, and 16 GB is recommended. FPS, RTS, building and editing create a dense interface and binding curve. Large AI battles can still show pathing, command delay and congestion, while Workshop content adds version/resource conflicts. Requirements list Intel HD without promising native Apple silicon; M1–M4 need Rosetta 2 and scale testing. War violence and ragdolls are not for everyone.
Installation steps
- This page covers channel version 1.01. Official Mac minimums are macOS Sierra, 2.7 GHz CPU, 8 GB RAM, Intel HD graphics and 5 GB storage, with 16 GB RAM recommended; the Steam client practically needs a newer supported macOS. Back up saves, bindings, maps and Workshop content and record SHA-256. Start with a small new battle and verify language, resolution, ADS sensitivity, binding autosave, first-person combat, overhead command, AI commander, artillery, building and reload before scaling to hundreds or 1000+ units. M1–M4 may rely on Rosetta 2 and require unit-count performance checks.
Uninstallation steps
- Before uninstalling, end the battle and return to menu, waiting for map, binding, Workshop and Steam Cloud writes; do not force-quit while spawning armies, saving a custom map or updating subscriptions. Back up battles/maps, build setup, bindings, Workshop list, 1.01 and SHA-256. After reinstalling, use a copy to complete a small battle, issue an AI order, build and save/reload, then restore mods one at a time to isolate conflicts.
Common errors and fixes
- If language or resolution cannot be changed, confirm 1.01; this build specifically fixes the issue on some aspect ratios. Reset to a default windowed resolution and restart if needed. For an idle AI commander, likewise verify 1.01, cancel and issue one simple move/attack order. Bindings should autosave; lost settings indicate permission or Cloud conflict. Tune the new ADS sensitivity separately. For large-battle stutter, reduce unit count, ragdolls, artillery, aircraft and draw distance progressively instead of judging hardware at 1000+ units. Disable all Workshop subscriptions to isolate mod trouble. Apple silicon may use Rosetta 2; watch fanless thermals.
What changed in this version
- Official 1.01: fixed inability to change language or resolution on some aspect ratios; fixed the AI commander sometimes not working (marked a major fix); added an aim-down-sights sensitivity slider; made bindings autosave; and slightly reduced weapon recoil. Test several aspect ratios, language switching, AI orders, ADS response, bindings after restart and rifle recoil. The recorded macOS 64-bit depot received this build.
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