139 against 4,500. The most decorated battle in British military history. Your turn.

Zulu

Colonial Defence Style

Stockade & Forest Terrain

Medium Difficulty

Attack vs Defence Best For

The Experience

January 1879.

The British Army has just suffered one of its worst defeats to massed Zulu forces.

Now 4,500 warriors are advancing on a tiny supply station at Rorke’s Drift, defended by 139 Welsh infantrymen.

Eleven Victoria Crosses were awarded — the most for any single battle in history.

The 1964 film gave us Michael Caine and the immortal line: “Stop throwing those bloody spears at me.” Campaign gives you a full-size stockade, a forest full of attackers, and a paintball marker instead of a Lee-Enfield.

The defenders stack barricades, take positions behind the carts, and wait.

The attackers melt into the treeline and coordinate their assault.

When the whistle blows, it’s controlled chaos — paint flying from every direction, defenders plugging gaps, attackers probing for weaknesses.

Zulu is pure adrenaline from first whistle to last.

Zone Intel

The Experience

Inspired by the 1964 film, the Zulu game zone recreates the historic battle at Rorke’s Drift. The British Army has just suffered one of its most significant defeats — over 1,500 troops massacred. Now some 4,500 Zulu warriors are attacking a supply station defended by a tiny battalion of 139 Welsh Infantrymen.

Eleven Victoria Crosses were awarded for valour — the most for any battle in history. Now it’s your chance to re-enact the film, but this time without the Zulus (and spears).