OnlySP reports that Dustwind will soon have a single player campaign.

The multiplayer real-time tactical RPG Dustwind will receive a single-player campaign soon.

In the latest press release, Dustwind Studios and Z-Software GmbH announced that they will launch the single player campaign for Dustwind on July 25. Additionally, the single-player update will include 16 story missions and an updated map editor so that players can create their own stories and campaigns. The game was released back in August 2018 on Steam and Z-Software has been listening to fan feedback, according to CEO Andreas Heldt:

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The real-time tactics game Dustwind has been released:

Dustwind

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REAL-TIME TACTICS - PvP, COOP-PvE, SOLO. Join the CLUSTERFUN! Make quick tactical decisions, sneak, aim for bodyparts, use traps, turrets, cars. Play as a dog. Create characters with varied skills and gear. Play various PvP modes. Play PvE alone or with friends. Map editor included.

Rock, Paper, Shotgun take a look at the info that is currently available on Dustwind.

You’ll level up and find swish new gear along the way too. Aye, I’d go for that. Unfortunately (for me, anyway), the game’s website make the singleplayer sound more of a hope than a plan, reliant upon them getting enough funding. They’re looking for a publisher at the moment but if a campaign doesn’t pan out, they still want to do multiplayer. They’re thinking about co-op, deathmatch, team battles, and so on. I’d probably still go for that, but a bit less enthusiastically.

The new developer Dustwin Studios has announced a Fallout-like game Dustwind.
The game features a SP campaign, and two multiplayer modes.

More details about the gameplay, story and factions can be found at the homepage.

The year is 2075

Twenty-five years have passed since The Awakening – a catastrophic event in which an artificial intelligence called the Mainframe has gone rogue and turned it´s robotic armies against all other lifeforms on Earth.

We barely won the war at a great cost. Ninety percent of the population, including the United European Government, have perished.
Almost all the infrastructure has been destroyed, and there has not been any contact to other continents ever since.

Various factions have formed in the chaos right after the war was over. Many of them still fight each other violently for survival and dominance – like humans have always done, and like they always will.

To make matters even worse, late side effects of various mass-destruction weapons deployed during the war have started showing – plants in many areas of the Pan-European Wasteland are dying, hitherto unseen feral mutants appear out of nowhere, and vast territories still remain uninhabitable.

As of the remaining robots – disorganized without a central computer to control them, they have defaulted to their self-perservation directives. Behaving like agressive organisms, the ones of them equipped with bio-electric digestion units were able to survive by feeding on biological matter. These relics of a once-unstoppable global menace are merely another hazard now.