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About Rename the History

Rename the History is a strategy game about leading a country at the beginning of the 21st century, during a difficult period of post-war history. You choose whether to align with the West or the East, avoid losing your country through conflicts, and build its influence. You can pursue prosperity through strong state institutions and a developed economy, or use military power to conquer neighboring countries and declare yourself a great power; each approach has advantages and disadvantages.

Army and generals

You command infantry and tanks. Infantry forms garrisons and protects the borders of conquered territory, while tanks break through the front. Generals can cover the front while you focus on other matters, and each can be assigned to attack or defend.

Economy and construction

You can borrow money and build offices, barracks and bunkers as you develop the country beyond the battlefield. Your goal is to achieve maximum prosperity, combining different approaches to economic development.

Diplomacy and policy

You can address issues with other countries through military action or diplomacy. Diplomatic options include forming alliances, requesting passage for troops and sending humanitarian aid, alongside other ways to influence relations and conditions along your borders.

National policy lets you choose a political, economic or military focus for the country for the next 60 days. These choices affect both your country and the wider region, and provide a means to shape foreign policy.

Multiplayer and mods

Multiplayer lets you play with other players and provides additional diplomacy options. Mods can shift the game to other eras and substantially change its gameplay, and they are also available in multiplayer.

Countries to lead

You can choose from over 50 countries. The importance of each mechanic varies depending on which country you play, and the game’s experience differs between countries.

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