The tank covered in corpses made me think of something else, camouflage. A tank hiding in a pile of corpses that may be big enough to hide it gives me chills

Finally, a game where you can be a tarkov rat without having to actually play tarkov.

This game needs an offline mode. Because something as beautiful as this cannot be allowed to die.

The idea of mega cities just being printed again after getting destroyed is ... surprisingly scary...

I’ve always loved the concept of a shooter or strategy game where you’re NOT the center of the war, where battles happen and people die beyond your control and scale.I’m glad to see it coming to fruition.

I don’t care if it will “fail”, a game that is a art book, imma buy that shit.

this game is an amazing reminder that game development really is an art form

I've seen the game summarized as "You are not a cog in the war machine. You are a rat trying not to get crushed by the cogs." And I think that's a really poetic description.

Your description of this game is like when my grandma was a little girl living in europe during the second world war. "The war was happening around us. We were just in the way."

15:44 "when the driving goal of development becomes risk mitigation, the soul of the project dies". The soulless AAA gaming scene in one sentence. Damn that was spot on.

This game's reveal trailer immediately put it on my radar, but knowing how much more heart has gone into this game has only furthered my anticipation for it.

Your passion is so bloody evident its refreshing. You are the first content creator I actually BELIEVE when they say I am not being paid. Fantastic vid, buying the game and subbing to your channel right now. Amazing. Thank you

'The Forever Winter' is the name of the game.

The idea that mechanized warfare will progress to a point of worship of mechs, tanks, shrines made of weapons and shells, etc. is one I didn't know i needed in my life, that's so fuckin metal.

I was literally thinking "wow that color schemer and style reminds me a bit of HAWKEN" and then boom CEO worked on hawken lmfao

Honestly, the idea of a game where enemies aren't programmed to always know the player exists and seek them out is something that I've wanted to see for a long time. Too many games have combatants that are just sitting around waiting for a player to engage. A game where the battlefield is an active warzone, and you're also there...that to me is the narrative equivalent of when a game's weapons handle just how you expect them to.

"They've already succeeded" is exactly my sentiment about this. Even if the game itself isn't great, the artistic vision is so raw, striking, and powerful, that it will live on and continue to inspire.