Coming soon

About This Game

New Dark Age is a near-future war game set in a war-torn Europe.

The game combines two perspectives:
• a young boy trying to survive and document the world around him
• soldiers fighting in large-scale multiplayer battles in the same environments
What is destroyed in combat becomes part of the world the boy must navigate.

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Multiplayer
Fight as an ordinary soldier in infantry-focused combat.
• Close-range battles in trenches, ruins, and urban environments
• Limited visibility and heavy reliance on sound
• Slow, tactical movement and decision-making
• No heroes - only survival under pressure
Victory is uncertain. Coordination and survival matter more than kill counts.

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Single-player
Experience the war through the eyes of a young boy.
• Explore destroyed environments
• Capture moments through photography
• Record memories shaped by the war around you
A personal perspective on survival and aftermath.

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Player-built battlefields
Players shape the battlefield during matches:
• Build trench lines
• Place bunkers and defensive positions
• Create cover and barriers
Battlefields evolve based on player actions, creating shifting frontlines and tactical depth.

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Experience
New Dark Age is driven by atmosphere and immersion.
War is communicated through sound, light, space, and silence - not only visuals.
Every encounter carries tension, unpredictability, and emotional weight.
The game combines:
• tactical FPS combat
• systemic battlefield construction
• environmental storytelling through perspective

Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

This game contains frequent depictions of war and violence, including combat with firearms and battlefield environments.

The single-player experience deals with mature themes such as survival, loss, and the psychological impact of war, presented through the perspective of a child navigating its aftermath.