FLAGFALL

REAL GAMEPLAY / DEVELOPMENT PREVIEW

FlagFall gameplay: take the flag, make it home.

A quick look at top-down capture-the-flag vehicle combat, captured from the running game in iPhone and iPad simulators.

16 seconds · Original instrumental, no spoken dialogue · Staged gameplay recorded 25 October 2026 · Earlier development build

What you’re watching.

  1. 0–3 seconds: break through. A tank fires at island defences. The tank brings armour, a rotating turret and direct or lobbed fire.
  2. 3–7 seconds: take flight. A helicopter moves over the coastline and attacks ground targets.
  3. 7–10 seconds: claim the flag. A jeep collects the revealed flag. It is the only vehicle that can carry the prize home.
  4. 10–13 seconds: bring a rival. Two-player local split-screen shows both sides of the island battle on an iPad simulator.
  5. 13–16 seconds: FlagFall. The closing card introduces the game and Polyphasic Developers. Apple TV support has since been added to the development build.

The mission behind the action.

Search enemy flag buildings, break them open and find the hidden flag. Clear a path with the vehicles that suit the terrain, then collect the flag with a jeep and return to your landing pad. Watch fuel and ammunition, use depots and preserve enough vehicle stock to finish the trip.

The current build includes a 100-island solo campaign, a guided tutorial, 104 versus maps, local split-screen and Game Center online play. Skirmish offers generated islands and unlocked bundled maps outside campaign progression. The map editor lets you create and test your own routes.

About this footage.

These are real rendered game scenes, not a cinematic mockup. The app’s capture mode stages the vehicles and supplies scripted input. The edit preserves game imagery and HUD, trims clips and adds captions and an original synthetic instrumental. Empty borders around the iPad recording were cropped.

The teaser shows an earlier build and does not demonstrate the newer editor, Skirmish or Apple TV features. It also does not demonstrate an online session. FlagFall remains in development for iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple TV; release details will be published when ready.