Strategic landscape: The battle takes place around vital river crossings and a key village, divided into three tactical zones: the periphery, the center and the fortified part with the church. Each stage of combat offers unique challenges and requires adjusting tactics.

Asymmetric forces: The Serbian army storms across the Kolubara River, aiming to regain lost positions, while the Austro-Hungarian forces hold fortified trench lines and strategic positions in the village and nearby sawmill.

Artillery duel: Both sides have artillery, whose support will be crucial for a breakthrough or defense. The terrain is marked by shell craters and destruction effects.

Detailed environment: From muddy trenches and improvised bunkers, through authentic farmyards and a sawmill, to a river with its own challenges – every element of the map is designed to evoke the harsh reality of war.

Tactical Depth: The map encourages strategic thinking and teamwork. Use terrain, obstacles and smaller crossings to outflank the enemy, while control of key bridges and central positions remains imperative.