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Iron Harvest sets RTS in alternate timeline of 1920+

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King Art (makers of Battle Worlds: Kronos and The Book of Unwritten Tales) have announced an upcoming RTS game called Iron Harvest, set in an alternative version of the 1920s. The world of 1920+ was created by Polish artist Jakub Różalski and depicts a post-WW1 world where walking mech-like machines strut across the land.

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At this early point there’s not a huge amount of additional information. The game is tentatively scheduled for 2018, and will feature “mighty factions” (one would assume along national lines) fighting for influence. There’s also talk of “hidden forces” looking to destabilise Europe and plunge it into a new war.

“[In Iron Harvest] you lead hero characters, mechs, and soldiers into epic battles in open sandbox maps. Cover mechanics and dynamic destruction play a major role in combat,” adds project lead Jan Theysen, citing Company of Heroes and Men of War as influences.


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