Diplomacy is Not an Option News

Having the EA release at the gates, we've decided to update the demo-version of Diplomacy is Not an Option. Check it out on our steam page!

Sometimes a demo is just a demo. We did make a lot of changes there. Still, it doesn't mean that the previous demo's content was cut off from the main game. For example, the hospital upgrade, the engineer guild are there. However, we've reworked the delivery mechanics from the scratch, so porters... no more. Only one week stays between your expectations and the release date. You'll be able to get back to the endless mode (this time with save/loads) when Diplomacy is Not an Option comes to Early Access. Thank you for understanding.

Let closed beta-testing begin. If you're willing to jump in, come visit our steam page and leave a participation request there. Hurry up, for the number of keys is limited.

Salute, friends!

A post for those who are interested in the plot twists and turns of Diplomacy is Not an Option. In the Early Access version twists and turns can be found in the two campaign missions. We consider this part of the story to be something of a prologue or, if you will, a "pilot episode". And we've even prepared a plot choice in the second mission to give you an impression of how the choice system works.

The country is in uprising. Driven to extremes by destitution, the peasants are mobilised by an impostor who promises to end tyranny and bring justice to the masses.

Two paths are open before the protagonist. The first way is to kill the impostor and put down the rebellion. After all, you are a knight and have sworn to defend your king from foreign and domestic enemies at all costs. The second way is to join the rebels. After all, you are a knight and must stand up for the weak, as it is your duty to defend their rights.

And what will be your choice?

Diplomacy Is Not An Option looks pleasant and lovely, a bucolic town builder of the sort that would enrapture me for a lost weekend. There's a little combat, but not mu-- Oh, wow. Waitaminute. There's a moment in this trailer where it suddenly looks like one of those adverts for fake mobile games. The hordes. Seemingly thousands of enemies on screen, and the physics to simulate them being hurled about.

You can watch said trailer below, released alongside the news that the game has slipped into next month.

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