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World War I
Developer Dark Fox
World War I is a real-time strategy based on the modified version of the well-known Blitzkrieg engine. From the Steam store page
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60 of 73 · most liked first“what happens when they run out of guys??” handshake meme between Game 3 World Series 2025 and World War I
unlabelledView post →Um. The British tried in World War I. The "Turnip Winter?" The Allies declaring that food was fair game? Hundreds of thousands of deaths? People still go to, like, school and stuff, right?
unlabelledView post →Warframe, still a space ninja game (technically), is now drawing inspiration from World War I aftermath.site/warframe-old...
unlabelledView post →Rally the Troops has added yet another World War I game to the line up: Verdun 1916: Steel Inferno. This is a CDG about the trench warfare around Verdun during World War I, designed by Walter Vejdo, with illustrations by Tardi. rally-the-troops.com/verdun
unlabelledView post →New game: Cyclocross racer or World War I soldier
unlabelledView post →In the house! The upcoming Queen of Spies, a solo game of espionage set in World War I, designed by Liz Davidson and David Thompson. I'm looking forward to exploring this one! :) #boardwargames #boardgames @beyondsolitaire.bsky.social @djackthompson.bsky.social @saltandpeppergames.bsky.social
unlabelledView post →I too can play this game The title of which is a reference to a line from this poem, about World War I: "Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold;" Where did Yeats get the phrase "things fall apart"? It's standard English idiom
unlabelledView post →The national anthem tradition started here: 106 years ago, at Game 1 of the 1918 World Series (Red Sox vs. Cubs), the Star-Spangled Banner was played during the 7th-inning stretch while the United States was in World War I. ❤️
unlabelledView post →Game Night: ‘Conscript’ Argues That World War I is Scarier Than Zombies (Minus World) hard-drive.net/news-games/g...
unlabelledView post →I’ve been working since the wee hours, walked the dog a couple of times, and now I’m shifting gears into writing #AllQuietBeneath. ✍️ Planning shirt is on. Coffee is ready. Time to tackle this World War I sci-fi game! Yo, Joe! 🪖🚀 #WriterLife #GameDesign
unlabelledView post →September 27, 2004 Just your run of the mill turn-based fantasy RPG published by Midway that’s set during World War I after the “bad” ending of the previous game where you fight the evil mage, Grigori Rasputin. Totally normal.
unlabelledView post →1981 Atari Red Baron upright vector arcade game. Red Baron is a first-person game where the player assumes the role of a World War I pilot in a biplane that tries to take out other planes and tanks. Continued… #arcade #redbaron #biplane #1980s #atari
unlabelledView post →The Longest Trench is a short historical game on World War I, presenting it as a string of battles. That small design really caught my attention and I would like to share several materials on it. I hope you will enjoy it! ▶️ theboardgameschronicle.com/2025/10/26/s... #UGG #Wargames #boardgames #WWI
unlabelledView post →The Great War: 1914-1918 Blue Byte / SSI, 1992 A World War I turn-based tactics/strategy game (similar to Blue Byte's Battle Isle) where two players act simultaneously on a split screen. #retrogaming #strategy
unlabelledView post →I once participated in a neighborhood wide Water War with super soakers, water balloons, and garden hoses as static base defenses that was as pitched and game-changing as World War I was to all that came before. and much like WWI, we fought in trenches[ditches]
unlabelledView post →September 27, 2004 Just your run of the mill turn-based fantasy JRPG published by Midway that’s set during World War I after the “bad” ending of the previous game where you fight the evil mage, Grigori Rasputin. Totally normal.
unlabelledView post →If this means they can stop by the World War I memoraial and play the operation epic furious arcade game, I am sure they are for it.
unlabelledView post →WARGAME RECON The far Seas - VUCA Simulations (2026) German Cruiser Operations in World War I Game Designer: M. Anderson and J. Bruncken vucasims.com/products/the...
unlabelledView post →A small trick-tracking game about major World War I battle, which plays great with two or four players - this is Verdun, an unexpected discovery for me in last months. Let me present you its components and gameplay! theboardgameschronicle.com/2025/11/19/u... #DragonDawnProductions
unlabelledView post →Was just thinking about how many of the instructions could be salvaged for an analogous Germany during World War I game
unlabelledView post →This is interesting: a game about the horrors experienced by the Royal Newfoundland Regiment in World War I. Specifically about the disastrous Gallipoli campaign that Churchill devised.
unlabelledView post →Program for the 1918 Ohio State-Michigan game, played a few weeks after the Nov. 11 ceasefire was signed ending World War I
unlabelledView post →Our new update will include over 40 new diary entries. It covers historical and personal stories about the gas warfare and many other topics related to World War I. store.steampowered.com/news/app/863... #indiegame #gamedev
unlabelledView post →Take control of infantry squads and tanks in a real-time tactics game set in The World War I. Two more days until my #RTS Tactics of World War I is released on Steam. #IndieGame #GameDev #screenshotsaturday
unlabelledView post →Only 4 days left until my #RTS Tactics of World War I is released on Steam. A game that puts you in the role of a military leader in the First World War. #IndieGames #IndieGame #GameDev A video clip of the game in action:
unlabelledView post →Iran is not the only player, though. Instead of one big cold war, we're going to have multiple smaller conflicts. It's multipolar geopolitics, reminiscent of the politics that led into World War I, and the game timer is climate change and other sorts of environmental degradation.
unlabelledView post →the image consultant in my brain: Glim do you really want to make yet another post about Super Mario 64, a game from the same century as World War I me: I've held onto this searing opinion for long enough, and the people have a right to know The Vanish Cap should have gotten its own music, damn it
unlabelledView post →Splinterproof goggles worn #onthisday in 1917 by Royal Flying Corps Lieutenant H. F. Game when he was wounded in a crash landing in World War I. The manufacturers, the TripleRx Safety Glass Company, subsequently featured him in their advertising. #OTD 📷 Imperial War Museums
unlabelledView post →To quote Yahtzee Croshaw, "You know, there's a theory that the popularity of violent war games in a community goes down the closer that community is to an actual war, in which case Animal Crossing is the best possible game for soldiers in World War I trenches." Same thing applies to this era.
unlabelledView post →We finished the game!! There was an altercation at the concert, civil trials for the two lawsuits, Alban Berg died in World War I, no one figured out who the spy was, and the avant-garde decided to abandon Vienna and all moved to Berlin at the end
unlabelledView post →“It’s easy to get firmly entrenched in this powerful character drama on the front lines of World War I”- Serena Nelson reviewed The Caribou Trail for AGH. adventuregamehotspot.com/review/6529/... via @AGHotspot #indiegame #adventuregame
unlabelledView post →I will never forget the college professor who clocked me as a Leninist immediately because I was the only person in the capstone who blamed World War I on imperialism. Even though it was clearly the subtext of half of the assigned readings (that came to rote, game theory conclusions otherwise).
unlabelledView post →I have a new toy. Literally. It’s a Handley-Page O/400 bomber for the World War I aviation game “Wings of Glory”. I’ll be hanging out making “vroom, vroom” and “pew, pew” noises at home all night.
unlabelledView post →I have a setting I've been farting around with in my head since like 2015 that's in its equivalent of the year before World War I. It started as a Wizard School game where all the students were having premonition nightmares about artillery and mustard gas, but it's pretty different now.
unlabelledView post →Did a new All Quiet Beneath post drop on #HarlemUnbounding? Damn right it did! 👁️ Don’t know AQB? It’s my World War I alternate-history sci-fi game, and I’m building it piece by piece. Patrons follow the development journey: the highs, the lows, and the moments where I actively avoid writing. 😂
unlabelledView post →🤗 The TOC for the Routledge Companion to Video Games is 🔥🔥. Love that my new work on slavery and memory in the game Blackhaven will be grouped with @stefanaq.bsky.social’s. His book White Mythic Space 🔥 looked at depictions of soldiers of color in World War I games - here he’ll extend it to WW II.
unlabelledView post →I think scifi games focus too much on letting people have a "balanced melee build," ranged weapons in the setting should probably be ruthless, charging a machine gunner with your cavalry saber should work about as well as it did in World War I. *Shrug* But every game tries to do it
unlabelledView post →Your mission is clear, infiltrate enemy lines, commandeer a German aircraft, and finish your rescue mission. Jutland Skies, a new Atari 2600 game by Mirsad Sarajlic, is inspired by the Battle of Jutland, the largest naval clash of World War I. Debuting at the Midwest Gaming Classic this weekend.
unlabelledView post →surprise favorite: CONSCRIPT, a top-down survival horror game that gives me the intentionally-uncomfortable vibes of something like Signalis, only in the mud and blood of World War I trenches
unlabelledView post →played an hour of CONSCRIPT last night, which is a survival horror game where the horror is World War I. it's pretty intense and very much Made In A Tradition(TM). neat game! gonna be a weird contrast alongside playing Fields of Mistria (if my hands allow both) haha
unlabelledView post →I love a good salty 1900s pun game in a World War I era song. “He said he went to war to help the women. I think he helped himself to two or three.” 😱😂 archive.org/details/myba...
unlabelledView post →Who called it Saw Genesis, the Saw game made by Polish developers set during World War I, and not WarSaw?
unlabelledView post →ICE guys who would eat in a restaurant and then arrest the staff would arrange that Christmas soccer game in World War I and then pull out their guns and shoot the other team.
unlabelledView post →I never knew my maternal grandfather, but he was wounded in France AFTER World War I. He was serving as a soldier there and broke his shoulder during a football game.
unlabelledView post →📯Fix bayonets, lads!📯 We're storming the shorelines of the Dardanelles tonight in the newly-released game in the 💥World War I Game Series - GALLIPOLI!💥 We're teaming up with our Head Mod, Enrico, to fight on the ⚔️Ottoman Fronts of the Great War!⚔️
unlabelledView post →I should clarify: since at least the 1800s, Russia and England/US have been fighting wars against each other. In Iran. Russia and England, then the US, use Iran like it’s a playing field. Historians call it “The Great Game.” World War I was part of The Great Game. The Crimean Wars. Afghanistan
unlabelledView post →Divide & Conker – a card game I had the pleasure of illustrating. Conker Wars is a traditional British game in which players strike an opponent’s chestnut on a string with their own. The game dates back to World War I, which is why the character designs are inspired by soldiers from that era 🌰🍃
unlabelledView post →Gotta hand it to the og XBOX, as far as flying goes, Crimson Skies was AWESOME! ONLY to be matched years later by the short lived Snoopy World War I game.
unlabelledView post →News: M2A1 Flamethrower To An Airsoft Game Hmmm... what do you think? Mayhem? Watch this video from Silo Entertainment. This is an airsoft game that took place within a World War I bunker in Belgium... Read on: www.popularairsoft.com/news/m2a1-fl... #airsoft
unlabelledView post →#Battlefield1 is a Masterpiece of a video game to the beautiful graphics that showed the Beauty and the terrors of humanity to the environments that make you feel like you're experiencing World War I. This game is truly a masterpiece
unlabelledView post →"A Video Game That Doubles as a World War I History Lesson" #archaeogaming in the NY Times! www.nytimes.com/2023/11/29/a...
unlabelledView post →Probably going to spend a goofy amount of money for a solitaire World War I air combat table top game 😅
unlabelledView post →If it's a computer game that basically doesn't involve sound in the gameplay, maybe I'll switch out the music (I'm partial to the Cowboy Bebop soundtrack when playing Balatro, and Holst's Planetary Suite when playing the Hearts of Iron 4 World War I mod), but that's replacing foreground music
unlabelledView post →the game takes players back to the aftermath of World War I. One player becomes the Judge, controlling traps, hazards, and psychological challenges, while three Accused players must work together to survive, solve puzzles, and escape. #gaming
unlabelledView post →It's a whole new ball game and Trump wants to build World War I era weapon systems.
unlabelledView post →I’m focused solely on the “Russia vs. the UK/US, fought in Persia-Afghanistan” part. Notably the Great Game encompasses World War I. Like; World War I was just one theatre of The Great Game. Afghanistan and Persia have been fought over for a *very* long time because they’re how to get to China.
unlabelledView post →While I also like modern military equipment, such as that used by the U.S. military, I still love World War I the most. I gather images and watch videos to help me draw, and I’m also influenced by the game *Trench Tales*. .
unlabelledView post →On 8/28/1917 Brooklyn Robins owner Charles Ebbets went on trial for holding a Sunday baseball game and charging admission for a World War I charity. Four weeks later the Court found Ebbets guilty "Standard of established law shall remain in utmost integrity" #BaseballandtheLaw p 5-6
unlabelledView post →Gallipoli [PC - 80] www.metacritic.com/game/gallipo... "Gallipoli is an all-around improvement for the World War I series, bringing sharper visuals and better gameplay to one of the conflict’s least-explored fronts." - Erik McDowell, CG Magazine
unlabelledView post →The Trench System’s Pervasive Influence on the Western Front of World War I The trench system played a pivotal role in shaping the course of World War I on the Western Front, influencing military strategy, soldier experience, and the war's overall trajectory. This article delves into the complexities and far-reaching impacts of the trench system, exploring its development, daily life within the trenches, and the psychological and physical toll it exerted on soldiers.…
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