The studio’s new game, Isonzo, is dedicated to the Italian Front and will come out on September 13.

It consists of two multiplayer FPS inspired by the First World War, Verdun and Tannenberg. Its main focus is a realistic depiction of trench warfare, but offers more traditional game modes such as deathmatch as well. 1 DAY UNTIL ISONZO – WW1 Game Series September 12, 2022īased in the Netherlands, BlackMill Games is best known for its WW1 Game Series franchise. According to Hoebe, the deal will help the studio “reach its full potential” and open new opportunities for the team.īig news from the WW1 Game Series front /3bVEKykfPu Through the WW1 Game Series acquisition, Focus plans to expand its gaming portfolio and strengthen its position in the area of realistic military shooters.

Streum On Studio, a French studio that developed E.Y.E.: Divine Cybermancy and Necromunda: Hired Gun.

It feels like the computer is playing against itself. Bot killing feels effortless and kind of pointless unlike killing a real player which takes skill. If you wanted to play with bots then get Tannenberg. Verdun shouldn't have been turned into Tannenberg.

Leikir Studio, a French team behind Metal Slug Tactics The adding of 64 player bot mode and new spawn screen has ruined Verdun.

Douze Dixièmes, a French studio known for its puzzle platformer Shady Part of Me.

Dotemu, a French studio and publisher known for making remakes of classic titles like Streets of Rage 4 and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge.

Deck13, a German developer best known for creating action RPGs The Surge and Lords of the Fallen.

WW1 Game Series will be Focus Entertainment’s sixth development division. Following the acquisition the company will operate solely as BlackMill Games B.V.

Its founder and creative director Jos Hoebe will keep the remaining 33.33% stake and will continue to run the studio. WW1 Game Series also includes BlackMill Games. Focus Entertainment will take M2H’s majority stake in Dutch company WW1 Game Series B.V., the company said in an announcement.

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