Observed arrival · 2026-10-15
Titans of Progress turns industrial history into a strategy game
An upcoming Windows game casts players as industrialists building a company in an alternate-history United States beginning in 1890.
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- For
- Players of industrial-management and grand strategy games
- Worth noticing
- The scenario opens in New York in January 1890, with $5 million and nobody on the payroll.
Field notes
The player starts in New York with a fixed $5 million and no payroll, then makes decisions against a map where seasons change, towns grow with each census, and land prices vary by location. The page names historical figures including Nikola Tesla, Thomas Edison, J. P. Morgan, and Andrew Carnegie, alongside a fictional Chicago moneylender. It lists Windows Steam Early Access as the planned release route.
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