Sudden Strike 4: Balancing Fun and Authenticity in a WW2 Rea
Posted: Thu Aug 03, 2017 12:10 pm
Sudden Strike 4: Balancing Fun and Authenticity in a WW2 Real-Time Tactics Game
When we set out to create a new entry in the beloved Sudden Strike series, we knew that WW2 aficionados and hardcore strategy gamers would highly value authenticity and historical accuracy. But, we also knew that we were creating a game, not a documentary. No matter what, gameplay is paramount, so striking the right balance with authenticity was going to need a lot of hard work. In this blog post, I want to show you guys some examples of things we did to make Sudden Strike 4 the most authentic – and fun – WW2 RTT experience possible.
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When we set out to create a new entry in the beloved Sudden Strike series, we knew that WW2 aficionados and hardcore strategy gamers would highly value authenticity and historical accuracy. But, we also knew that we were creating a game, not a documentary. No matter what, gameplay is paramount, so striking the right balance with authenticity was going to need a lot of hard work. In this blog post, I want to show you guys some examples of things we did to make Sudden Strike 4 the most authentic – and fun – WW2 RTT experience possible.
http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/PSBlog/~3/dG6zmskw51U/