Developer Muzzy Lane has released their latest developer diary for turn-based grand strategy title Making History: The Great War, and this time the focus is on combat.
Product manager Chris Parsons says that combat in The Great War "represents a synthesis" of all the studio's previous games, but with several new elements added to reflect the unique nature of World War One warfare.
From Strategyinformer.com: "Developer Muzzy Lane are spinning back the hands of time with their upcoming grand strategy title Making History: The Great War. This new game focuses on World War I – a global clash that saw the rise of world-changing technologies, political shake-ups and a chilling death toll – but will also allow players to alter the course of time. With alternate timelines and a thirst for historical knowledge in mind, we caught up with Muzzy Lane's Dave McCool and Chris Parsons to find out what we can learn from Making History: The Great War".
Muzzy Lane has told us that their next WW1 era game, Making History: The Great War, will be released for the PC on 28th July, 2014.
The Great War is the latest game in the making history series, and will allow players to control autocratic leaders, raise armies, make diplomatic deals and control their economies.
