fort triumph

December 19, 2019

Tactical Fantasy Game Fort Triumph Gets Mega Christmas Update

Publisher All in! Games has just announced lots of exciting news about the challenging fantasy tactical game Fort Triumph! The turn-based title has received a new Christmas update and is already planning more quests. Stay tuned because a discount is coming too: during the Steam Winter Sale interested players can save 33% on the game! In addition to its exciting new content, All in! Games will be bringing Fort Triumph to PAX East in Boston, USA in February 2020. Visit the All in! Games booth at the event to play the game! Fort Triumph, scheduled for a full release in 2020, is a challenging and fun fantasy-themed turn-based tactics game. It can be described as part XCOM, part Heroes of Might and Magic III. You lead a band of heroes, each with a different set of abilities, through procedural maps with interactive environments, dealing with dangers and facing the risk of sudden permadeath at any moment. The game is available in English, German, Russian and Polish (interface and subtitles). Major

June 21, 2019

Fort Triumph Is Heading To Consoles, Now Has Release Date

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Polish developer CookieByte Entertainment and publisher All In Games released the beta version of Fort Triumph, their medieval fantasy turn-based tactics game, on Steam Early Access months ago. Today they not only revealed when they plan to release the finished version, they also announced a console release for the game. Gamers can expect Fort Truimph’s finished form to appear on Steam in the first quarter of 2020. This is also when the game will be made available for Playstation 4 and XBox One. In addition, those who backed the crowdfunding campaign for Fort Triumph will receive a free key for a PS4 or XBox digital copy. “As those of you following our progress know, it has always been our priority to open the gates ever wider for new adventurers,” said developer CookieByte in an update for Kickstarter backers. “It started on day 1 when we chose to always release builds for Mac and Linux along with the PC ones, it will continue in the future with the planned console versions…”