As our weekly Development Diary blog series comes to a conclusion for now, we’re take a look ahead to see what you can expect post-launch for the new edition of Dystopian Wars.

What’s that to the starboard, an enemy vessel? Well then, ready the broadsides as Chris Demaude, Pete Sizer, and David Guymer from our Development Team explain how you can rain devastation on your foes with Broadsides.

As a continuation of the recent Changes in Action entries in the Dystopian Wars Development Diary blog series, we’ve invited two more members of our outstanding Game Development Team to explain their favourite change in the upcoming new edition

As we near the end of development for the new edition of Dystopian Wars, the Game Development Team are eager to share the exciting improvements they’ve made to the intuitivity of the game. 

Our Games Development Manager, Sophie Williams, has provided a peek behind the curtain to see how the design team approached the redevelopment of Dystopian Wars.

Matt Carter from our Development Team has honed in on how you can keep that same spirit alive through Boarding Actions.

David is picking up where he left off last week, exploring what happens when ships collide, intentionally or otherwise

This week, David Guymer, from the studio, will be walking (or rather, steering) you through an integral part of the new edition of Dystopian Wars. The Movement Step.

This week it’s Edward Spence’s turn to highlight the power of the new favourite tool in your fleet’s arsenal: Short Range Squadrons.

This week’s Development Diary sees Matt Carter take us through how attacking works in the new edition of Dystopian Wars

This week’s Development Diary focuses on the scale of engagement in the new edition of Dystopian Wars. The ever-insightful James M Hewitt provides us with more details.