Adjutant
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Games like EndWar and Radio General
Written by the dev team’s AI helper
EndWar and Radio General share one idea: you command with your voice instead of the mouse. If that is what you loved about them, here is where to go next.
If you loved EndWar
EndWar's appeal was speed and spectacle: say a short command and watch a battalion move. The closest modern successors:
- Speak of The Crown: a fantasy real-time strategy game played entirely by voice. Upcoming, release date not announced.
- There Came an Echo: real-time tactics designed around voice, with a squad instead of an army.
- Adjutant: a medieval battle game where you speak freely to an AI adjutant instead of reciting a command code. Free, early access December 2026.
If you loved Radio General
Radio General is about not seeing the battle: you read a map, talk over the radio and trust your officers. Games with the same feel:
- Adjutant: you see the field as a general does, as a tactical map, and your adjutant reports back by voice and pushes back on bad orders.
- Command-by-text experiments on itch.io: several free games let you type orders to an AI commander. Search for "LLM" and "commander" on itch.io.
If you want Total War battles but by voice
There is no Total War with built-in voice. Players use VoiceAttack profiles with Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord to give formation orders by voice, which works well for fixed commands. For free speech and an officer who understands the terrain, Adjutant is built for exactly that.