Bronze Age Collapse
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"It's not in the top five reference points": Afterworld isn't just a Fallout grand strategy game, say Paradox, it owes a lot more to the Bronze Age
Paradox Interactive's upcoming grand strategy game Afterworld draws inspiration from the Bronze Age collapse rather than Fallout, according to content designer Luke Bean. The game's setting focuses on tribes rediscovering the history of a vanished ancient empire, with players defining their society's relationship to this past. While comparisons to Fallout are acknowledged, Bean emphasizes that Afterworld's 'Bronze Agey mystical cyberpunk ruins' take on the post-apocalypse is distinct.
Story-driven RTS game TFC2: Collapse of The Bronze Age announced
TFC2: Collapse of The Bronze Age, a narrative-driven real-time strategy game set during the Late Bronze Age Collapse, has been announced. Developed by Wield Interactive and published by MicroProse Software, the sequel to TFC: The Fertile Crescent will feature a story-based campaign, survival gameplay with base-building, and tactical combat. Playable factions include Assyrians, Egyptians, Babylonians, and Hittites, with multiplayer support also confirmed. A release date has not yet been announced.
MicroProse Announces The Fertile Crescent 2: Collapse of the Bronze Age
MicroProse has announced The Fertile Crescent 2: Collapse of the Bronze Age, a story-driven real-time strategy sequel set during the Late Bronze Age Collapse. Developed by Wield Interactive, the game focuses on survival, resource management, and tactical combat as players lead a group of survivors through a crumbling world. It features a narrative campaign, skirmish modes, and multiplayer.
