Being developed by the Spanish studio Meteorbyte and published by Combat Time comes a brand new turn-based strategy inspired by games the likes of Age of Wonders and The Banner Saga. Songs of Steel Hispania releases its first ever trailer showcasing the game’s hand-drawn art style and core game features. If you wanna check the game out, you can watch the trailer below!
The game will be available on PCs via Steam with a planned released date of 2024.
About Songs of Steel Hispania
Songs of Steel: Hispania is a turn-based strategy inspired by games such as Age of Wonders and The Banner Saga. Featuring hand-drawn illustrations, classic combat strategy, tactics mechanics such as positioning, flanking, and covering, in-battle missions, and impactful decision making.
Lead your people to victory as you relive the confrontation between the relentless roman republic and the brave Celtiberian people of Numancia. Manage your resources while skillfully mobilizing your troops in challenging settings. From dense forests to ancient cities to majestic mountains, take advantage of the environment and the weather all for the sake of defeating far more powerful armies.
Features
- Live historical confrontations and forge new paths with two full campaigns. Featuring battles and historical figures from a war that lasted two decades
- Experience the intensity of decision-making and its impact on combat and history. In-battle missions are a real challenge, where objectives can change in the blink of an eye. Prepare to adapt and make crucial strategic decisions in real-time
- Strategy for everyone, from beginners to veterans. Immerse yourself in a strategic combat system that perfectly balances tactical depth with universal accessibility
- Experience a complete combat system based on positioning, flanking, and covering as you face challenging scenarios, from dense forests to ancient cities and majestic mountains
- Use every resource at your disposal to defeat armies bigger than your own; in “Songs of Steel: Hispania”, your strategic skill is the key to success
- With hand-drawn illustrations that capture the beauty and brutality of that era
- Meet historical figures such as Rhetogenes, Scipio, Megara, Ambo and Leuco
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