On which other platforms is the game released?Ĭurrently the game is available for PC on Windows, Linux+SteamOS and Mac, and is also out on Xbox One and PlayStation 4. Tannenberg offers the same historical action, however due to the different nature of the war on the Eastern Front, the geography of the new maps (more open, less trenches), and the new 64 player Maneuver game mode, fresh strategies are called for. The games are connected, so if you own both you can switch between the different fronts with an in-game menu, even though they are standalone releases.ĭoes Tannenberg offer a similar gameplay experience to Verdun? Is there any connectivity between Verdun and Tannenberg? No, Tannenberg is a standalone product - you don't need to own Verdun to buy and play Tannenberg. Read more on the Verdun store page!ĭo I need to own Verdun to play Tannenberg? The first team to push all the way to the enemy’s final trench is the winner. Players experience merciless trench warfare in the Frontlines game mode, which sees each side attack and counter attack in turn as they attempt to occupy enemy trenches. Read more on the Tannenberg store page!įPS Verdun is the first entry in the WW1 Game Series, covering the Western Front. Tannenberg is a standalone expansion, meaning you do not need to own Verdun to play. It features seven squads, nine maps, and 50+ weapons. Russian troops alongside their Roumanian and Latvian allies battle Austro-Hungarian, Bulgarian and German squads in 64 player battles of Maneuver. Tannenberg is the second entry in the WW1 Game Series, covering the Eastern Front. These authentic WW1 shooters let players choose from a range of squads from across the war, as they fight for control of the ever-changing frontlines. Currently the WW1 Game Series includes Verdun and Tannenberg. The series is a platform for our passion to create historical World War 1 games and novel First Person Shooter experiences. Here you can find a list of Frequently Asked Questions and their answers.
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