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Post Scriptum is a first-person simulation shooter that provides an authentic WWII combat experience. Focusing on historical accuracy, large scale battles, a difficult learning curve and an intense need for cohesion, communication and teamwork.
– 40 vs 40 multiplayer PvP battles (50v50 is our goal)
– Parachuting into action
– Photo scanned 3D Uniforms
– Artillery and Airstrike support
– Vehicles using realistic values, such as turret speed, armor thickness etc..
– Authentic level at a 1:1 scale based on military archives and historical maps
– Faithfully recreated historical weapons, vehicles and famous landmarks
– Base building, fortification and barricades
– Logistic and supply runs to help fortify your position and rearm friendlies
– Towing system for supplies
– In game Voice Over IP with proximity fade
– Player driven objectives in Sandbox game mode
– Full access to PS SDK to add or modify content
– Steam Workshop support
Content:
– 5 maps for a total of 140 km² of authentic playable area
– 3 game modes, such as “Offensiveâ€, “Stratagem†and “Sandboxâ€
– More than 40 faithfully recreated vehicles and 50 authentic weapons
– British & German factions, including the 1st Airborne Division, XXXth Corp, Waffen SS and the Wehrmacht
– The entire western vicinity of Arnhem in 1944 and Arnhem city center with its famous bridge too far
– Source Development Kit for you to add or modify content.
VERZAMELAARSEDITIE
* “May weekend testing” dates yet to be defined.
** Will be delivered on game release.
*** US Airborne access dates yet to be defined.
OVER DIT SPEL
Post Scriptum is a WW2 simulation game, focusing on historical accuracy, large scale battle, difficult learning curve and an intense need for cohesion, communication and teamwork. Players will relive the events of ‘Operation Market Garden’ across the fields and towns of Holland. This massive Allied assault consisted of a coordination of the British and American Airborne to capture key bridges while the British XXXth Corps moved to reinforce them through Highway 69. However, consecutive delays in consolidating ground from the north of Belgium through Nijmegen forced the 1st British Airborne Division in Arnhem to make a stand much longer than anticipated. With no successful link between the XXXth Corps and the Airborne in sight, the seventh and final bridge in Arnhem was considered lost.
‘The Bloody Seventh’ is our name for the initial focus of the project as we feel it succinctly details the struggle that the British paratroopers had to endure while waiting for their army counterpart to establish a link through the lower Rhine.
