March of Giants Wiki
Master Giants, command hundreds of Soldiers, deploy Battleworks, and reshape the battlefield in Ubisoft's large-scale free-to-play 4v4 MOBA.
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Eight focused sections covering your first match, Giants, Soldiers, Battleworks, builds, playtest access, and every update in between.
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March of Giants All Characters: Playable Giants Overview
A complete breakdown of all March of Giants character roles: frontline, damage, control, and support Giants, with abilities, playstyles, and team tips.
March of Giants Alpha: Closed Alpha Access & Playtest Guide
How to join the March of Giants alpha: Closed Alpha dates, Steam playtest registration, eligibility, and what to expect from Ubisoft's 4v4 MOBA.
March of Giants Alpha Key: Access Guide & Playtest Signup
How to get a March of Giants alpha key in 2026: Steam request access steps, Closed Alpha dates, eligibility, and official channels explained.
March of Giants Alpha Sign Up: Access Guide & Steps
Learn how to complete the March of Giants alpha sign up, request playtest access on Steam, and track future Closed Alpha testing windows.
March of Giants Beginner Guide: Tips & First Steps
Start strong in March of Giants with this beginner guide: Farrenn build, augments, upgrades, and early-match strategy for new players.
March of Giants Best Build: Hypercarry Item Path & Laning Tips
The best March of Giants build for the rage-fueled melee hypercarry: item order, laning strategy, macro tips, and teamfight tactics.
March of Giants Best Giant: Tier Rankings & Top Picks
Discover the best giants in March of Giants, Amazon's mobile MOBA. Compare Greymane, Le Poilu, mage and soldier builds, and find your strongest pick.
March of Giants Beta: Access, Dates & Playtest Setup Guide
How to join the March of Giants beta: Steam playtest registration, Closed Alpha details, access steps, PC requirements, and what to expect in tests.
March of Giants Brother Light: Best Build & Skill Guide
Learn how to play Brother Light in March of Giants: skill breakdown, augment priorities, upgrade paths, and lane strategy for maximum impact.
March of Giants Brother Light Build: Setup & Skill Tips
Build guide for the March of Giants light-support playstyle: items, Soldier synergy, Battleworks timing, and team strategy for agile Giants.
March of Giants Builds: Best Loadout Strategies & Tips
Learn the best March of Giants builds: giant selection, augment points, lane structures, and roaming tactics for the 2026 play test.
March of Giants Cancelled: What Really Happened
March of Giants wasn't cancelled — Amazon sold the game and studio to Ubisoft. Here's the full story, what changed, and what it means for players.
March of Giants Beginner Guide
Learn the basic 4v4 War MOBA loop before entering your first battles. Focus on controlling your Giant, supporting Soldier pushes, securing objectives, and using Battleworks at the right time.
March of Giants combines hero-style Giant combat with large battlefield armies and tactical construction. New players should avoid treating every fight as a simple team deathmatch: winning depends on coordinating Giant abilities, Soldier waves, objectives, and battlefield structures.
Learn Your Giant
Start by understanding your Giant's abilities, effective range, mobility, and battlefield role. Use early engagements to learn when you should initiate fights, protect teammates, or stay behind your Soldiers.
Move With Your Soldiers
Soldiers are an important part of every push. Advance alongside friendly forces instead of constantly fighting alone, because coordinated Soldier pressure helps your team contest territory and threaten enemy positions.
Prioritize Battlefield Objectives
Do not chase enemy Giants across the map while important objectives are available. Control of objectives and strategic positions creates safer routes for your army and gives your team more opportunities to build pressure.
Use Battleworks With a Purpose
Deploy Battleworks where they support a clear tactical goal. Defensive structures can stabilize contested ground, while offensive equipment and reinforcements can help your team break fortified positions.
Fight as a 4-Player Team
Coordinate your Giant's role with the other three players. Combining frontline pressure, damage, control, and support is generally more effective than four players independently choosing fights.
Convert Wins Into Map Pressure
After winning a fight, immediately use the advantage to capture territory, advance Soldiers, establish Battleworks, or attack the next strategic target instead of waiting for the enemy team to regroup.
March of Giants Giants Guide
Understand how different Giant playstyles contribute to a 4v4 team. Compare frontline, damage, control, and support responsibilities before choosing how you want to approach each battle.
Giants are the player-controlled centerpiece of March of Giants. Their value comes from more than direct damage: different ability kits can create space for Soldiers, protect allies, disrupt enemy pushes, control important ground, or help the team finish key targets.
Frontline Giants
Initiation and Area ControlFrontline-focused Giants are best suited to entering dangerous positions first, absorbing enemy attention, and creating space for allied Giants and Soldiers.
- Starting team fights
- Holding contested ground
- Protecting allied pushes
Stay close enough to your team that allies can immediately follow your engagements.
Damage-Focused Giants
Enemy Pressure and FinishingDamage-oriented Giants focus on threatening enemy Giants, punishing exposed targets, and helping the team quickly turn successful engagements into battlefield advantages.
- High combat pressure
- Punishing isolated enemies
- Finishing weakened targets
Avoid entering first unless your kit is designed for it; deal damage while frontline allies create safer openings.
Control-Focused Giants
Disruption and Zone ControlControl-oriented Giants influence where enemies can safely move. Their abilities are especially useful around objectives, Soldier clashes, narrow routes, and Battleworks positions.
- Disrupting enemy movement
- Controlling objectives
- Setting up allied attacks
Use control effects to shape fights rather than spending every ability only for raw damage.
Support-Oriented Giants
Team Protection and UtilitySupport-oriented Giants strengthen the overall army by protecting teammates, enabling pushes, or providing utility that helps allied Giants remain effective during extended battles.
- Protecting teammates
- Supporting sustained pushes
- Improving team coordination
Stay positioned where your abilities can influence several allies instead of operating separately from the team.
March of Giants Builds and Items Guide
Build around your Giant's role and the situation developing on the battlefield. Item choices should strengthen a clear purpose rather than follow one fixed setup in every match.
March of Giants uses itemization to change how effectively a Giant performs during a match. The strongest build direction depends on your Giant's role, the enemy team's threats, and whether your team currently needs more durability, damage, mobility, or sustained battlefield presence.
| Build Goal | Best For | Priority | How to Use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Frontline Durability | Giants expected to initiate fights or remain in contested areas | Survivability and sustained presence | Choose defensive improvements when your main job is absorbing pressure and keeping enemy Giants occupied while allies advance. |
| Offensive Pressure | Giants responsible for dealing consistent or burst damage | Damage output and combat efficiency | Prioritize offensive improvements when your team already has enough protection and needs more power to defeat enemy Giants or break resistance. |
| Mobility and Positioning | Giants that rely on reaching targets, escaping danger, or rotating between fights | Movement and repositioning | Mobility-focused choices are valuable when successful engagements depend on entering or leaving combat at precise moments. |
| Sustained Fighting | Long engagements around objectives and Soldier pushes | Staying effective throughout extended battles | Use sustained-combat improvements when repeated skirmishes and prolonged objective contests are more important than short burst exchanges. |
| Situational Counter Build | Matches where one enemy threat is controlling fights | Adapting to the opposing team | Change your build direction when the enemy composition creates a specific problem instead of completing the same item path automatically. |
March of Giants Battleworks Guide
Use trenches, tanks, bunkers, siege equipment, and other battlefield assets to reshape fights. The best Battlework depends on whether your team is attacking, defending, or trying to control an important position.
Battleworks distinguish March of Giants from a traditional MOBA by letting teams reinforce the battlefield itself. They work best when deployed as part of a coordinated push or defense, especially when Soldiers and Giants are already positioned to take advantage of the structure or reinforcement.
Trenches
Defensive PositionCreate stronger positions for controlling contested ground and supporting nearby forces.
Use trenches when your team expects to defend an important route or maintain control during a prolonged engagement.
Place defensive Battleworks where your team actually intends to fight instead of building them far behind the active frontline.
Tanks
Armored ReinforcementAdd heavy battlefield pressure to a coordinated advance.
Deploy tanks when your team is ready to push with Giants and Soldiers instead of sending the reinforcement forward without support.
Combine armored pressure with a full team advance so the enemy must respond to several threats simultaneously.
Bunkers
FortificationStrengthen defensive territory and make important areas harder for the opposing team to capture.
Use bunkers around valuable positions that your team wants to hold rather than locations the battle is already leaving behind.
A fortified position becomes more valuable when allied Giants actively defend the surrounding area.
Siege Equipment
Offensive SupportHelp break defended positions and support pressure against entrenched enemies.
Deploy siege equipment when the enemy has established a position that normal Soldier pressure is struggling to overcome.
Protect siege assets while they contribute to the push, because unsupported equipment can lose value quickly.
Reinforcement Timing
Battlework StrategyCoordinate Battleworks with the moment your team is prepared to attack or defend.
Commit resources immediately before or during an important objective fight, coordinated push, or defensive stand.
Battleworks are strongest when they support an existing team plan rather than being deployed simply because they are available.
March of Giants Soldiers and Objectives Guide
Learn how Soldiers turn lane pressure into battlefield control and how major objectives affect the flow of a match. Use your Giant and army together instead of treating them as separate systems.
March of Giants combines direct Giant combat with large-scale Soldier management. Strong teams create pressure with Soldiers, contest important positions, and coordinate pushes around Outposts, Bastions, and other battlefield objectives rather than relying only on Giant-versus-Giant fights.
Build Soldier Pressure
Use Soldiers to maintain pressure across the battlefield while your Giant handles higher-impact fights and objectives. A strong Soldier presence forces the enemy to respond and creates safer opportunities to advance.
Lead Soldier Charges
Commit Soldiers when your team has an opening instead of sending them into unfavorable positions. Coordinate a charge with Giant pressure so defenders must deal with both the army and player-controlled threats.
Contest Outposts
Outposts are important control points that influence how safely your team can operate in nearby areas. Secure them when possible and avoid giving the opposing team uncontested access to useful battlefield positions.
Pressure Bastions
Bastions are major defensive positions and should normally be attacked with coordinated pressure. Clear threats, bring Soldiers forward, and avoid committing your Giant alone when defenders are prepared.
Convert Wins Into Objectives
After winning a fight or forcing enemies away, immediately look for map progress. Capture positions, move Soldiers forward, or damage important defenses before the opposing team can regroup.
Defend Your Army
Soldiers are most valuable when they survive long enough to create sustained pressure. Use your Giant to disrupt enemy attacks and prevent opposing Giants from clearing your advancing forces for free.
March of Giants Gameplay and Team Strategy
Improve positioning, team fighting, pushing, defending, and Battleworks usage. The strongest decisions combine Giant combat with army and objective pressure.
March of Giants is built around coordinated 4v4 warfare rather than isolated duels. Good play means knowing when to fight, when to support Soldiers, when to establish Battleworks, and when to turn a temporary advantage into permanent map progress.
March of Giants Playtest and Release Guide
Check how March of Giants testing works, where access is handled, and which official channels publish new testing information. This section organizes the main steps players need before joining future test phases.
March of Giants has been introduced through pre-release testing phases, with Steam and official Ubisoft channels used to communicate access information. Players interested in joining should keep their Steam account ready, request access when registration is available, and follow official announcements for future testing windows.
| Topic | Current Details | What You Can Do |
|---|---|---|
| Game Status | March of Giants has been presented through pre-release playtesting rather than as a fully launched live-service release. | Check the official game page and Steam community announcements for the latest testing phase. |
| Closed Alpha | Ubisoft announced a Closed Alpha beginning September 2 as an early testing phase for the game. | Review official eligibility and access instructions when new test windows are announced. |
| Steam Access | Steam is one of the main platforms used for the game's community presence and playtest-related access. | Sign in to Steam and use any available playtest registration or request-access option. |
| Future Tests | Additional testing phases can be announced as development continues and previous test feedback is evaluated. | Follow the official site and Steam news feed for new dates and registration instructions. |
| Regional Availability | Individual test phases can have participation requirements or regional limitations defined by the developer. | Read the eligibility details attached to each official playtest announcement before registering. |
| Release Updates | Major release and development information is communicated through official March of Giants and Ubisoft channels. | Use official announcements as the primary place to track launch and availability changes. |
March of Giants Updates, Balance Changes, and Development News
Track the types of changes that shape March of Giants during development and playtesting. Follow adjustments to Giants, Soldiers, objectives, Battleworks, match flow, and technical stability.
Because March of Giants is being developed through active testing, gameplay systems can change between test phases. This section organizes official update information into the categories players are most likely to care about when returning after a patch or new playtest build.