Land Air Sea Warfare

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Land Air Sea Warfare
Logo of the game
Developer(s)	Isotope 244
Publisher(s)	Isotope 244/iTunes (iOS)
Director(s)	James Bryant
Producer(s)	James Bryant
Designer(s)	James Bryant
Programmer(s)	James Bryant
Artist(s)	James Bryant
Platform(s)	Microsoft Windows Mac OS X Android iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad Windows Mobile Ouya
Release	Windows v0.9 Beta WW: January 15, 2010 Windows v1.0 WW: January 31, 2010 Mac v1.0 WW: February 19, 2010 iPad v1.0 WW: September 10, 2010
Genre(s)	Real-time strategy
Mode(s)	Single-player

Land Air Sea Warfare (abbreviated as LASW) is a real-time strategy game developed by Isotope 244. It is the sequel to Machines at War and the predecessor of Machines at War 3. LASW was released in 2010 for Microsoft Windows, Android, Mac OS X, iOS (iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad) and Windows Mobile. It features gameplay similar to other RTS titles like Command & Conquer: Red Alert, Age of Empires, StarCraft, Warcraft, and Supreme Commander. The game was ported to Ouya in 2015.