Revolution Under Siege, created by Kalypso Media Digital, was released on March 31, 2011 for digital download only. Kalypso Media Digital has created a turn based strategy game during the time of the Russian Civil War. A lot of strategy will come into play either playing as the nation’s patriots or playing for the Red Army. The developers looks to be going for historical accuracy for this strategy title. Revolution Under Siege boasts to have a very precise map spanning from Poland all the way to the Pacific Ocean. The player will also have to deal with politics and events that happened during the Russian Civil War . For all those interested in Revolution under Siege check out the information below:
Revolution under Siege – Available Now via Digital Distribution
Bracknell, UK, March 31, 2011 – Kalypso Media Digital is pleased to announce the digital release of Revolution under Siege, an intense turn-based strategy game focusing on the Russian Civil War of 1917-1923. The game will is currently available through several digital download portals.
In Revolution under Siege, players take a ragtag group of volunteers and create the powerful Red Army, using all the weaponry and equipment at their disposal, including planes, tanks, armored trains, Cheka troops and the famous Red Cavalry. Or, on the opposite side, players gather all the nation’s patriots and reform the elite divisions that shall save Holy Mother Russia. Can you succeed in crushing the Bolshevik hydra? Or will the People’s Revolution prevail?
Features of Revolution under Siege:
• A map of unrivalled precision covers territories stretching from Poland to the Pacific Ocean
• Rich historical accuracy – units, commanders and even specific soldiers are intricately modeled
• Create massive armies from groups of volunteers and send them to victory
• Use diplomacy to get foreign nations involved in the war. New allies will endlessly change the course of your games!
• Play through unique campaigns covering each of the years of the war in Russia, as well as the Finnish Civil War (1918) and the Russian-Polish war (1920).
For those are still not convinced or curious about the Revolution under Siege, below is a link to the official website. The site has more information on the game, a downloadable demo, and a link to where you can buy the game.
