Slitherine Software UK Limited

It also produces rules for a series of tabletop wargames called Field of Glory.

• Name — Slitherine Software UK Limited • Type — Private • Founder — Iain McNeil • Hq Location City — Epsom • Hq Location Country — United Kingdom • Area Served — International • Industry — Video games • Products — Historical strategy games • Website — www.slitherine.com

Slitherine merged with Matrix Games in 2010. Slitherine works with the US military and defense contractors to supply simulation software. The primary simulation is a professional version of the commercial game Command Modern Air & Naval Operations. In 2014, Slitherine Group acquired Shenandoah Studio, American developer of Battle of the Bulge and Drive on Moscow.

• Year — Title — Platform(s) • 2002 — Legion — Windows • 2003 — Chariots of War — Windows • 2004 — Spartan — Windows • 2005 — Legion Arena — Windows, Mac OS X • 2007 — Commander: Europe at War — Windows, Mac OS X, DS, PSP • 2007 — The History Channel: Great Battles of Rome — Windows, PS2, PSP • 2008 — Commander: Napoleon at War — Windows, Mac OS X • 2009 — History: Great Empires – Rome — Nintendo DS • 2009 — Horrible Histories: Ruthless Romans — Windows, Nintendo Wii, Nintendo DS • 2009 — Conquest! Medieval Realms — Windows, iOS, Android • 2009 — Field of Glory — Windows, Mac OS X • 2010 — History: Ice Road Truckers — PSP • 2010 — History: Egypt – Engineering an Empire — Windows, iOS, DS, PSP • 2010 — Battlefield Academy — Windows, Mac OS X, iOS, Xbox 360 • 2010 — History: Great Battles – Medieval — Windows, PS3, Xbox 360, Android, iOS • 2010 — Gary Grigsby's War in the East — Windows • 2011 — Panzer Corps — Windows, iPadOS, macOS • 2011 — Advanced Tactics Gold — Windows • 2011 — Time of Fury — Windows • 2012 — Commander: The Great War — Windows, iOS • 2013 — Pandora: First Contact — Windows, macOS, Linux • 2014 — Battle Academy 2: Eastern Front — Windows, iOS, macOS • 2014 — Pike and Shot — Windows, iOS • 2014 — Warhammer 40,000: Armageddon — Windows, iOS, macOS • 2015 — Order of Battle: Pacific — Windows, macOS, Xbox One, PS4 • 2015 — Star Hammer: The Vanguard Prophecy — Windows, macOS, iOS, Xbox One, PS4 • 2015 — Battle of the Bulge — Windows, macOS • 2015 — Scourge of War: Waterloo — Windows, iOS • 2015 — Thirty Years' War — Windows • 2016 — Victory and Glory: Napoleon — Windows • 2016 — Last Days of Old Earth — Windows • 2016 — Sengoku Jidai: Shadow of the Shogun — Windows • 2016 — Drive on Moscow — Windows • 2017 — Warhammer 40,000: Sanctus Reach — Windows • 2017 — Afghanistan '11 — Windows, Android • 2017 — Gettysburg: The Tide Turns — Windows • 2017 — Battlestar Galactica Deadlock — Windows, PS4, Xbox One, Switch • 2017 — Field of Glory II — Windows • 2018 — Empires Apart — Windows • 2018 — Warhammer 40,000: Gladius – Relics of War — Windows, Linux • 2019 — Field of Glory: Empires — Windows • 2020 — Panzer Corps 2 — Windows • 2020 — Shadow Empire — Windows • 2020 — ICBM — Windows • 2021 — Field of Glory II: Medieval — Windows • 2021 — Warhammer 40,000: Battlesector — Windows, PS4, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S • 2022 — Distant Worlds 2 — Windows • 2022 — Starship Troopers: Terran Command — Windows • 2022 — Master of Magic — Windows • 2024 — ICBM: Escalation — Windows • 2024 — Stargate: Timekeepers — Windows • 2024 — Terminator: Dark Fate - Defiance — Windows • 2024 — Headquarters: World War II — Windows • 2024 — Field of Glory: Kingdoms — Windows • 2025 — Broken Arrow — Windows

Alongside their video games, Slitherine publishes a series of manuals for their tabletop wargame Field of Glory. The game is primarily set in the Ancient and Medieval time periods of European and Middle Eastern History. There are also plans to expand the game to include the Renaissance and Napoleonic Wars. Each new setting will have its own rules system and set of companion books. A game engine built by Slitherine was used on the TV series Deadliest Warrior.

A number of Slitherine's games have been used for the purposes of military application. Matrix Games the arm of Slitherine who specialise in such applications lists, The US Air Force, [[Defence Science and Technology Laboratory|[dstl]]], US Marine Corps, US Navy, Luftwaffe, Boeing, BAE Systems, and Lockheed Martin as the organisations Slitherine works with to develop wargames. In 2015 Slitherine collaborated with BAE Systems for Command: Modern Air/Naval Operations to be used for their purposes. In 2016 Slitherine's developers were invited to the Pentagon to demonstrate how their Command series could be used to simulate a number of potential scenarios. In an interview with People Make Games, a representative of the company claimed that the Pentagon was getting greater utility from Slitherine's games than their own internally produced wargames.