Forgotten but Unbroken

Forgotten but Unbroken is a groundbreaking WWII turn-based strategy game that delivers a deeply immersive and realistic experience. Inspired by true events and historical figures, it introduces innovative mechanics that challenge traditional gameplay. Defense missions, strategic alliances, and reality-based "micro" features—like wearables granting special abilities and the absence of magical healing—bring authenticity to the battlefield. Fear is a weapon, as elite enemy units, including the feared SS troops, disrupt focus and morale, adding psychological depth to combat. Players forge relationships with historical allies who send reinforcements for limited engagements, enhancing tactical strategy. The game’s dual narrative intertwines major WWII events, such as the Battle of Kursk, with the personal struggles of Commander Martin, offering a compelling emotional journey. Authenticity is paramount, with real WWII protagonists making brief yet meaningful appearances, adding historical weight. Soldier management is meticulous, with six distinct classes where traits, like "Iron Will" for boosted morale or "Sickly" for increased disease susceptibility, directly impact battle performance. Base management is essential, requiring players to heal, train, and sustain morale through hospitals and armories, while environmental factors like weather and disease influence troop effectiveness. Set in central Europe, with a focus on Czechoslovakia, the game’s setting immerses players in the region’s strategic wartime significance. Diplomacy plays a crucial role—successful missions impress allies and secure elite reinforcements, ensuring every decision shapes the course of the war. Forgotten but Unbroken isn't just another WWII strategy game—it’s a gripping, historically rich experience that challenges players to think, fight, and lead with the weight of history guiding every move.