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About Making History: The Great War

Making History: The Great War is a strategy game set during the First World War. As the head of state of any independent nation of the era, you manage its economy, diplomacy and military. Your decisions shape world events as nations mobilize their populations and industries for total war, while new weapons favor defensive tactics and make attacks on fortified lines costly.

Nations and diplomacy

You can govern conquests as colonies, protectorates or puppet states. Foreign aid lets you build ties with other nations and expand your sphere of influence. More than 275 nationalities are represented, many with unique model sets.

Economy and industry

The economic system models the interdependence of technology, industry and war. You buy and sell goods in a global economy, trade for vital resources and manufactured goods, and produce munitions for your guns and food for your population. Government spending can help keep the population from becoming radicalized and moving toward rebellion and national collapse.

Military and warfare

Build trenches to wear down attacking forces, and bombard enemy defenses with artillery from adjacent regions. Airships and biplanes can carry out bombing, while fighters and anti-air units provide a counter. At sea, you can fight for control of shipping and supply lines through unrestricted submarine warfare, sinking both naval and trade vessels. Hundreds of unit models represent the period's historic weapons.

Scenarios and conquests

You can create customized scenarios with the detailed editor and share mods on Steam Workshop.

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