People's Republic of China: After the Sino-Soviet split of the 1950s, China developed a local arms industry and by the 1990s had a military with a combination of western and eastern technology.

Red Dragon includes 5 new countries for use in both the campaign and multiplayer previous countries included in Wargame: AirLand Battle will still be usable in Red Dragon's multiplayer.

New game mechanics such as amphibious units capable of crossing water.

All-new maps, both larger in size and more detailed than before.

Over 1200 units across 17 different national militaries.

12 single player campaigns from a variety of perspectives.

A new version of the IRISZOOM Engine including new water, lighting, and cratering effects.

This is combined with a multiplayer mode which allows up to twenty players to fight in 10-versus-10 battles online. The deck-building system for customized forces returns, with several major improvements to accommodate both naval assets and new weapons developed in the 1990s. The focus of the action is now in Asia, and the game contains locales from the China-Russia border to the Korean Peninsula. The Cold War time frame has also been extended AirLand Battle featured a conflict from 1975 to 1985, while Red Dragon opens the window all the way to 1991. The third entry in the Wargame series of real time tactical games by Eugen Systems, after the inclusion of planes in Wargame: Airland Battle, Red Dragon introduces navies and a host of other new features to the experience.

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