Overthrow the Kaiser in Red Echoes: Berlin, a Weimar-era turn-based strategy game in the style of Suzerain
Morningrise Games has announced Red Echoes: Berlin, a narrative turn-based strategy game about the 1918 German November Revolution coming to Steam in Q4 2026.
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Solo indie developer Morningrise Games has announced Red Echoes: Berlin, a narrative-driven turn-based strategy game set during the German November Revolution of 1918–1919. Planned for release on PC via Steam in Q4 2026, the game places players in the final days of World War I as they direct a socialist uprising aimed at overthrowing the German Kaiser.
Morningrise Games was founded by Stijn Verstraete, who previously worked as a 3D artist and writer at Suzerain developer Torpor Games between 2021 and 2025.
Agitating Berlin's Underground
In Red Echoes: Berlin, players take control of three fictional agitators hailing from distinct social backgrounds. As the story unfolds, these subversives interact with famous historical figures from the era, including Spartacist revolutionaries Karl Liebknecht and Rosa Luxemburg.
Rock Paper Shotgun reported that "Red Echoes: Berlin is a narrative-driven turn-based strategy game in which you join the German 'November Revolution' across 1918 and 1919, during the final days of World War 1." The outlet noted that players will "move your subversives around a beautiful Berlin map inspired by 'classic Weimar-era graphic design', deploying their special abilities against the minions of the state."
Strategic mechanics center on managing resources and utilizing character-specific abilities across a stylized map of Berlin divided into 15 districts, which unlock progressively as the revolution expands.
Structure and Mature Themes
Designed as a focused experience lasting approximately 3 to 4 hours, Red Echoes: Berlin is structured across three distinct chapters. The narrative features branching choices and multiple endings, ranging from total defeat at the hands of state forces to a successful revolution.
According to the developer's content advisory on Steam, "The fictional game story involves non-visualized text descriptions of violence, social discontent, and relevant mature themes."
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