Sudden Strike 4 aims to follow on the same path. Softpedia: The original Sudden Strike practically established the concept of RTT (real time tactics), meaning that it focused on strategy and not on building bases and gathering resources. We set ourselves the goal to “keep the core, polish the surface” and I think we managed that by maintaining the tactical, thoughtful gameplay and historical authenticity of the old games and transporting it into a state-of-the-art 3D engine with stunning visuals, engrossing audio and complex physic computations. When we started developing Sudden Strike 4, we took a good hard look at what made the original games so unique and so fun to play.

How well do you think you managed to preserve that originality in the new game?Ĭhristian Schlütter: It’s always a challenge to bring such a classic, beloved franchise back.

It had a specific art style and general design that made it unique. In fact, many of the new players might have the same age. Softpedia: People might not realize that the first Sudden Strike game was launched 16 years ago. We talked with Christian Schlütter, a producer that worked on the game to find out if it remained faithful to the recipe and to learn what we can expect.

It’s been ten years since the previous installment, so imagine the surprise of the community to learn that the franchise is still alive. From the looks of it, Sudden Strike 4 continues with the same design and gameplay familiar to the fans of the series and promises to improve upon all aspects. A fresh Sudden Strike game is about to arrive from Kite Games and Kalypso Media.

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