Land of War is absolutely the first video game to concentrate on the 1939-1940 period of WWII, as well as few episodes between 1941-1944. This early-stage war was completely omitted until now. Creators from an independent development studio MS Games decided to fill this gap with their debut production. This game can be seen as a prologue of other, WWII related games recently released.

• The gameplay is placed in time before events depicted by other WWII productions
• Years 1939-40 have never been covered by other developers
• Land of War shows the very start of WWII form a perspective of an ordinary soldier

An old school WWI first-person shooter drawing inspiration from classics like “Medal of Honour” or early “Call of Duty”.

The creators of LoW are fanatics of classical WWII shooters. As a result, their product reflects the principles underlying some of the earliest games in the genre: clean and simple gameplay with intuitive steering and plenty of enemies to kill. Game chapters are based on epic, historical battles and authentic gear and equipment. It provides a fast paced action, constant exchange of fire and intensity of fight based on yet uncharted period of WWII.

• Gameplay inspired by true genge classics
• Dynamic plot with unexpected twists
• Development’s focus on main playability factors for FPS games
• LoW brings the look and feel of a good, old school shooter

LIttle known weapons and gear, never shown in WWII video games

Along with unusual war period, Land of War explores weapons never or rarely used in games before. Some of those weapons were prototypes only at the start of war. Others were only used in the first chapter of WWI and were not used later as the conflict spread across the world. Use this gear, learn about its unique abilities and stories behind it.

• Dozens of weapons never seen in games before.
• Realistic models with all functions of the original implemented.
• Prototype weapons that were only featured in small quantities in elite units
• Unusual weapons and their use allow for alternative episode endings