EA claims 'authenticity' in its shooters, while Tannenberg (and its predecessor, Verdun) are more about realism, which is to say that your gun sucks and you're going to die a lot at the hands of people you can't see. Tannenberg is a multiplayer WWI FPS that can support up to 64 players, and while that might inspire thoughts of Battlefield 1, it's a very different kind of game. The developers also teased a special winter offensive event and revealed plans to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Armistice that ended the war on November 11, 1918, with a two-minute in-game silence.

Tannenberg, the 'realistic' First World War FPS that debuted on Steam Early Access a year ago, will go into full release on February 13, 2018, M2H and Blackmill Games announced today.