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Press release:
Today, publisher Super.com and developer PortaPlay announced a February 25, 2020 release date on PC (with Nintendo Switch release coming soon after) via Steam for their upcoming narrative-driven tactical-RPG, “Broken Lines“.

The game drops players behind enemy lines in an alternate-history WWII, where they take control of a squad of soldiers who must fight not only battlefield enemies; but with their own sense of right and wrong to get back home.

Through both tactical combat and immersive interactive dialogues, players will get a sense of the true horrors of war as they take their toll on the soldiers’ minds and bodies alike.

Along with the announcement of the February release date, Super.com is pleased to release a new character overview, which gives players a look at the soldiers they will command in Broken Lines, including each soldier’s personality quirks and special abilities.

About Super.com
Super.com is a video game publisher and a $50 million fund specializing in investments in interactive entertainment projects and companies. The company collaborates with video game projects tailored for any platform — offering a full suite of services, including seed funding and development support.

Super.com was established by video game industry veterans, so it can also offer high-quality, time-tested support that includes production, legal services, and licensing, along with international distribution and promotion.

About PortaPlay
PortaPlay is a 10-year-old development company that focuses on combining existing game genres to create new and unique hybrids. We focus on games with challenging gameplay and powerful storytelling grounded in history or reality.

PortaPlay’s games feature high accessibility, deep tactical gameplay, rich character depth, and evolving character development.

These games immerse players in both the story, and the lives of the game’s characters, and challenge players to make tough decisions and become emotionally invested in their characters.