The creators of "War of the Worlds: Siberia" showed new teasers - a 19th-century Russian spinning wheel and a tuesok
The developers pay attention to the elaboration of environmental elements.
MGLA studio recently published a new teaser for the game "War of the Worlds: Siberia" (or The War of the Worlds: Siberia in English localization). The developers offered players a look at one of the items that was an important part of everyday life in the 19th century.
The focus was on the in-game model of a Russian spinning wheel (or "pryalka"). The developers did not specify whether players will be able to interact with it in the game. At the very least, this spinning wheel will decorate the interior and help create the right atmosphere of life in those years. Judging by the presented footage, the creators of "War of the Worlds: Siberia" paid attention to the detailed elaboration of this tool.
To work on "War of the Worlds: Siberia," the authors conduct research, including a thorough study of the Russian language of the 19th century. Recently, they shared an interesting find - they showed a tuesok. They said that this birch bark box was used to store bulk and liquid products: "This is the predecessor of a modern thermos."
You can add "War of the Worlds: Siberia" to your Steam wishlist by following this link. The developers have not yet specified a concrete release date, but indicated the release window — 2027.
