Its time to talk about the second half of Moschin! Lets not dawdle and start things off with the big announcement.

The Moschin update will release on April 24th!

The update will include a new DLC, two new weapons and of course the Moschin map itself! Youll have to wait a little longer to find out more about the DLC and weapons, but well dive deeper into the new map right here, right now.

Watch the full Moschin flyover here:

[previewyoutube=lW2VoGItRvw;full][/previewyoutube] Weve looked at the first half of Moschin two weeks ago, including the history, and today well continue where we left off. So if you havent already, be sure to check out part 1 first: https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/1556790/view/521959859806011444

Pushing forwards

Once objectives A and B are captured, its time for the push to the final capture point. After a brief tussle with a row of barbed wire, the trees make way for plains, ridges for flats and fire for fire. This section features one large open plain in the middle with a series of trenches covering the approach towards the objective. On either side of this plain youll find two flavors of sneaky routes to surprise those who focus too much on the middle part.
Defenders perspective From the attackers perspective, the route on the right has you brave the heat and use the cover of the flames to catch the Italians unawares. Youll need to take risks, maybe even do some light parkouring to find the best route and likely use a bandage or two. On the left however, there are a bunch of pathways through a forest already turned to ash. The biggest of these paths leads directly to the objective, but the Italians are likely to see you coming. Sneakier options present themselves further down the slope options youll have to discover yourself. Just dont wander too far off the deep end!
Defenders perspective

Final gambit

Objective A is where single trenches turn into a base of operations. This web of trenches houses many supplies, several artillery pieces and a couple of gun nests the Italians will want to use to strike the Austro-Hungarians during their approach. Once the battle moves into the objective however, it becomes one big game of wack-a-human. Chaos ensues.

Historical Aftermath

Thats Moschin! In the actual battle in 1918, the Austro-Hungarians did end up capturing Col Moschin, though not without severe losses to the 11th Army. The Italians counterattacked the position with the IX Arditi Assault Battalion on June 16th, just three days after the Austrian assault, and took back Col Moschin. The Italian recapture is not part of the map in Isonzo. However, it is a truly impressive tale and one of the Arditis greatest feats of the war, so well be sure to dedicate a blog to the full story after the release of Moschin. [hr][/hr] In two weeks, well do something a little bit different! Youll get your first look at the cosmetic DLC thats coming with Moschin. See, this pack is quite unique in a way; something thatll make it even more exciting if youve been supporting us for a while!

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[ 2025-03-27 13:00:18 CET ] [ Original post ]

World War One expands to the mountains of the Italian Front - beautiful but deadly in equal measure. Inspired by the two year struggle for control of the Isonzo river valley and the Alps during World War One, Isonzo elevates the WW1 Games Series, figuratively and literally.

From the makers of Verdun and Tannenberg …

The new Offensive game mode puts you right in the middle of key historical offensives on the Italian Front. Lead the charge across stunning Italian landscapes as you choose your path to victory - cut paths through barbed wire, flank your enemies by following mountain trails, or man a mortar to blast a way through. Shape a dynamic battlefield by laying sandbags and wire, placing ammo crates, deploying trench periscopes or sniper shields, and more.



Take part in historical offensives from the Sixth Battle of the Isonzo to the Strafexpedition. Reflecting the course of the actual battles, as the attackers advance the fighting will shift through vastly different landscapes within a single offensive: from hillside fortresses to mountain trenches and fierce urban combat on city streets. Everything is recreated based on research and field trips, from sound effects and uniforms down to the houses, vineyards and trenches you’ll be fighting over.


Call in support with a unique historically accurate flare system: flare guns can mark targets for artillery or biplane flybys, or different colored flares can be used to guide your team. Once the big guns have softened up the enemy, finish the job at close quarters with an Arditi dagger or mountaineer’s pickaxe. Man heavy machine guns, mortars and even mountain guns for more direct fire support.



Choose from six classes based on historical combat roles and build your loadout from a selection of weapons, equipment and perks linked to that class, giving flexibility and variety while staying grounded in what real soldiers might have carried. You’ll be operating wire cutters, bandaging yourself and wounded teammates, and blowing the whistle to start an assault. One shot can kill and even lighter injuries can lead to quickly bleeding out.

Being an effective soldier in Isonzo is not just about being a good marksman. Mastering the terrain is also key - the mountain can be a friend or foe. Learn how to navigate well to maintain cover and surprise your enemies or support your allies.

Finally… watch out for the dreaded poison gas. You’ve never experienced WW1 action quite like this!

Isonzo key features include:

• Mountain warfare: Assaulting mountain fortifications, battling through ruined towns, and fording rivers are just a few of the challenges you’ll face as you fight your way through numerous enemy positions
  
• Tactical multiplayer FPS: Choose your role and loadout carefully to survive this high altitude combat - play a sniper to pick off the enemy engineers before they can cut your wire, use rifle grenades to clear enemy machine guns, and much more
  
• World War One Gameplay: Historical Offensive game mode based on real battles and focused on the unique challenges of Alpine warfare. Fight with 30+ WW1 weapons, poisonous gas attacks, and intense artillery barrages
  
• Build for victory: Place your own wire, sandbags, trench periscopes, and more! Whether you’re digging in or on the attack, shaping the battlefield to your advantage will be key to victory
  
• Faces of war: Make every class your own by picking from a variety of historically class-appropriate uniforms, accessories and headgear. As a finishing touch, you can even pick your mustache from several famous period-accurate styles!
  
• Authentic WW1 atmosphere: Accuracy in everything from maps and weaponry to music and the uniforms – fight for the Kingdom of Italy or the Austro-Hungarian Dual Monarchy

More Games in the Authentic WW1 Game Series
Immerse yourself in more WW1 action with our other standalone titles Tannenberg and Verdun. Experience trench warfare on the Western Front in Verdun, or maneuver for control of key sectors in Tannenberg on the Eastern Front. These authentic WW1 shooters let players choose from a range of squads from across the war, as they fight for control of the ever-changing frontlines.