March of Giants Giants Overview
Learn what Giants represent in March of Giants, how they differ from ordinary heroes, and how to approach Giant decisions while the game is in testing.
What a Giant does
The official game description frames each player as a towering Giant fighting alongside a large Soldier force. That makes the Giant both a combat presence and a decision-making anchor: your movement affects where your army can safely apply pressure.
Start with what March of Giants is for the overall system, then use how Giants lead Soldiers for the relationship between the commander and the army.
Giant decisions in a 4v4 match
A Giant should not chase every visible target. A better question is whether your position helps your team hold a route, escort Soldiers, contest space, or disengage without leaving the army exposed. The right choice depends on the current battlefield and the Giant’s actual kit in the build you are playing.
Builds are not final yet
Searches for “Giant builds” are likely to grow as the roster and balance settle, but public sources currently do not support a complete universal build list. Do not treat an unverified ability order, item path, or numerical breakpoint as official.
Pair this page with 4v4 battle basics and Battleworks overview to learn the systems around the Giant before optimizing a specific loadout.
Current source boundary
The official website and Steam listing confirm the Giant-centered premise. The official Gameplay Reveal Trailer is useful visual context, but a trailer is not a substitute for a current balance document.
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