Domestic: Domestic buildings benefit the player in ways other than brute force.

Military: These buildings produce units for war and each faction's building is unique to them.

Production: Production buildings produce/manufactures raw elements in order to create units, build buildings, and research.

There are four types of buildings that players can build: Players can build buildings, walls, defensive posts, and units to increase their military might but there is a cap on how many units they can build. Players only have one base per mission/match but can build keeps and outposts to expand their power and strength. They are wide and diverse ans emphasis on overwhelming enemy units with massive numbers.ДЄt the start of every campaign mission or match, players are given a Base.

Ganon: Demoic creatures under control of Ganon.

Fast andeasily mobile especially when there are areas of water.

Zoras: Aquatic beings who grace the battlefield.

Gorons: A strong faction with an emphasis on putting up as much damage as possible against enemies.

Hyrulian: Balanced gameplay with emphasis on building efficiency and command tactics.

Legend of Zelda: War in Hyrule is similar in many aspects of other real-time strategy war simulation games such as Warcraft, Starcraft, Command & Conquer, Ages of Civilization, and Battle for Middle-earth though many aspects of Legend of Zelda are incorporated into the gameplay. However, a lone warrior clad in green has joined in the battle and, in an attempt to restore power, aims to unite the Forces of Hyrule together to repel the Forces of Darkness. Vast armies within Hyrule are ready to clash shields to grab this seat for their own.

With Hyrule Castle and all her lands within arms reach, armies are poised to strike at her heart in order to claim the Triforce Throne. The King of Hyrule has passed away and the Princess Zelda has mysteriously vanished from Hyrule.

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