Ogniem i mieczem
Description
Ogniem i mieczem (With Fire and Sword) is a turn-based (attack & movement phases) strategy game set in war-torn Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth in XVII century telling the story of Ukrainian rebellion.
It features over 20 historical units, a campaign (10 battles) plus 8 stand-alone battles, baroque stylized interface and video clips from the movie spliced between the battles. A built-in multimedia encyclopedia introduces the player to the historical setting.
The game was released after the commercial success of the movie (under the same title) directed by Jerzy Hoffman (which itself is based on the first book of an epic XIX-century trilogy of historical novels written by Nobel Prize winner Henryk Sienkiewicz).
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| Production and Distribution (Produkacja i dystrybucja) |
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| Cover Art - used poster (Na okładce wykorzystano plakat) | |
| Studio Komputerowe Unknown Duellists | |
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| Art Consultation (Konsultacja plastyczna) | |
| Historic Consultation (Konsultacja historyczna) | |
| Narration (Narracja) | |
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Trivia
The English translation of the title is "With Fire and Sword", which is also how the novel is translated.
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Game added by Rola.
Additional contributors: Karsa Orlong.
Game added October 10, 2009. Last modified February 22, 2023.