The force
A carrier strike group, an amphibious group, aircraft in Puerto Rico, special operations forces staged forward. Moving them is visible.
Strategy · The Caribbean · Free in your browser
Weeks to set it up.
One night to do it.
A carrier group moves into the Caribbean. Tankers are stopped at sea. Satellites, drones and people on the ground learn where the target sleeps and where the radars are. Then, on one night, the raid force flies into the capital, and has to come out again.
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Free in your browser. The build-up and the night are playable now; the close-up scenes come next.
- 2 acts
- 1 night
- 0 aircraft you can afford to lose
The campaign
The build-up decides the night.
Every ship that arrives raises their guard. Wait too long and the window closes; move too early and the night is harder. What you know, what's in place and how much warning they have decide whether the raid works.
The blockade
Tankers and boats to stop, board or let pass. Each one is money denied, and some are mistakes with a price.
Intelligence
The target's pattern of life, the air defence sites, the guard force. Confidence you can watch grow, and fade.
The plan
Routes in and out, H-hour, which radars to jam and which sites to strike, the helicopter waves, the fallback.
The night
Open the corridor, fly the assault force in, take the compound, and get out under whatever has woken up. Live orders when it goes wrong.
The cost
Graded on the mission, your losses, civilian harm, time on the ground and the fallout at home and abroad.
Special units
Free in full. The extras are optional.
The whole campaign and the Daily Raid are free. Optional packs add US special units that make a night more exciting or easier: stealth fighters and bombers, electronic warfare aircraft, a gunship over the compound, high-altitude drones, more helicopters. No ads, and nothing in the ranked Daily Raid can be bought.
What it is
Inspired by, not a record of.
The game is inspired by the US operation in Venezuela in January 2026. The places, the countries and the published equipment of their forces are real. No real person is named or shown, and what happens in a campaign is invented. Civilians are what you protect, never a target.
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