A letter from Patton - dev update about War Mechanic

While you read the letter from General Patton himself, please take a moment to update yourself on the latest developments in our game - War Mechanic!

Just over two months ago, we released the trailer for "War Mechanic." We received a lot of feedback from you—so much, in fact, that we needed some time to process it all. There was an overwhelming amount of praise for our efforts, but just as much valuable input on what could be improved. Thanks for all that! Patton would say that no project can be successful without full dedication, so we treat your feedback seriously!

First, let's start with the most important information: we are postponing the release. To ensure War Mechanic meets all the highest standards and provides the best possible experience at launch, we’ve decided to invest more time and additional efforts in strengthening our unique game concept.

So now, to the real stuff, what have we been up to lately?





The first huge change you can find on the “War Mechanic” Steam page is the introduction of new models of the main character of the game, Jack Wallace.
The fate of the war depends on this bearded badass's actions. Win this war and show the USSR how U.S. mechanics work.





Every hero needs an assistant; Batman had Robin, Don Quixote had Sancho, and you have Gizmo! This rusty old robot (check out his past; there are some well-hidden secrets buried deep under his rusted helmet) will help you learn all the basic mechanics of the game. During the game, you will have the opportunity to discover his past, secrets hidden deep on his hard drive. Knowing his secrets, will you look at him the same way as before? Does the term - Wunder Waffe tell you anything?





Exploring Nordhook is essential for collecting unique materials, blueprints, and upgrades for the base. It’s often too risky to go on foot; the sun is blazing, the distances are long, and you never know what strange stuff the Nazis and Soviets left behind!

You will soon discover this rugged old light military vehicle, left to rust in one of the base facilities. If you take care of it and invest time and resources, you can transform this pile of scrap into a real old-timer hot rod!

As the game progresses, you will be able to upgrade it, both mechanically and visually. In addition, you have to monitor the fuel level and vehicle efficiency and constantly repair it, and it will serve you for many years of war.






The island is littered with wrecks. Cleaning up the debris provides all the materials to complete the contracts—that’s why you need a dependable tool like the Hand Blaster, which can cut through scrap of any size.

We are preparing interesting updates about the blaster and other core mechanics of the game in a series called “Nordhook Diaries”. Wishlist the game so you won’t miss it!





In War Mechanic, one of the key elements of the game is repairing destroyed military vehicles to assist your allies on the front lines.

Repairs are conducted in a special building known as the post-Nazi Workshop. All vehicles, whether cars or tanks, are transported by a massive train that comes directly from the war front.

At the start of the game, your task will be to manually repair all vehicles, from diagnosing damage to disassembling and repairing parts and finally to reassembling them. As the game progresses, you will begin using robots for this purpose. Keep in mind, they never get tired!

Godspeed, gentleman!