Final Hour: World War II is a free-to-play, browser-based MMORTS game that throws players into a strategy fueled gaming experience during the infamous World War II era. Following a similar recipe featured in other popular strategy games Final Hour: World War II provides players with city management and expansion responsibilities, army creation and training, and a plethora of unique features that makes it a great contender in the browser MMO race.

Final Hour: World War II features a very in-depth approach to strategy gaming, offering players an unprecedented level of involvement. It borrows elements from many of the popular RTS franchises; such as Command & Conquer, Settlers and Age of Empires, and blends the mechanics into a seamless, online strategy experience. Manage your population, feed your citizens and raise an army that will strike fear into your enemies.

Without a doubt the most unique feature in Final Hour: World War II is the marriage system. A feature usually reserved for cute MMORPG games, Final Hour: World War II brings it to the browser MMORTS world for the first time. Players are able to recruit a number of Commanders, powerful units that stand at the forefront of any large army, and these Commanders can be married to increase vital stats. Every Commander has a certain amount of Valor, a vital stat when determining the strength of that unit, and such it's often the best way to gauge the potential of a marriage. If you have two Commanders, both with a high valor stat, they will produce a far more beneficial marriage. Players do lose the weaker of the two but it's more than worth it with the benefits given to the remaining Commander.