In that period the whole genre of RTS games was stimulating from a creative standpoint there was a lot of creativity ten or fifteen years ago, but there's no real fresh ideas since then. Of course we did a lot with the World War Two setting, but Blitzkrieg was also a tactical RTS. What made you decide to revive the series nine years on? Strategy Informer: Blitzkrieg 2 was released way back in 2005. I tracked down executive producer (and Nival CEO) Sergey Orlovskiy to quiz him on the upcoming Blitzkrieg 3. It's been a long time away for the series, which last made an appearance back in 2005, but developer Nival is finally returning for another round of all-out warfare.
Through the unforgiving mists of time I dimly recall a fun, frantic RTS game that was more about spectacle than complex tactics – lots of explosions, artillery blasting your tanks into a charred mess, and hundreds of tiny pixel men being turned into gooey chunks by machine-gun nests. I didn't even shave or have to buy my own dinners back then. The original Blitzkrieg came out back in 2003. Nival's hectic Blitzkrieg games were something of a personal favourite of mine growing up, and it's somewhat terrifying to learn just how long ago they were released.
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