Forgotten but Unbroken

Forgotten but Unbroken is a turn-based WWII strategy game set primarily in central Europe, with a focus on Czechoslovakia. Inspired by real stories and events, it follows Commander Martin, whose personal life is shaped by the war. You lead soldiers through defense missions, manage a base and build relationships with allies.

Story and history

The game combines Martin’s story with newspaper reports on real WWII events, including the Battle of Kursk and the assassination of Reinhard Heydrich. You can meet and interact with real WWII characters for a limited time during the game.

Combat and soldiers

The game includes mechanics based on real-world conditions, including wearable equipment that grants special abilities and the absence of magical healing. Elite enemy units such as SS troops can spread fear among your soldiers, affecting their aim and overall performance.

You manage six soldier classes, each with unique abilities and perks. Soldiers can be customized, and their traits affect their performance: Iron Will can influence morale, while Sickly can affect susceptibility to disease.

Base management

At your base, you heal and train troops and maintain their morale. You can build structures such as hospitals and armories to improve aspects of the base and your soldiers. Weather and disease can also affect the effectiveness of both.

Allies and diplomacy

Successful missions can impress allies and increase their support. Your relationships with them affect the type and level of help they provide; allies may also send elite soldiers to assist in battle for a limited time.