Paradox Accidentally Leaks Its Own New Post-Apocalyptic Strategy Game
Paradox Interactive has inadvertently exposed the existence of Afterworld, a new post-apocalyptic strategy game, through an internal disclosure error.
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GameGPU and PC Gamer were among the first to document the incident, confirming the developer accidentally made the project public before an official announcement. Reporting from ixbt.games describes the game as a potential hybrid concept, suggesting similarities to both the Fallout franchise and the Hearts of Iron series.
While other outlets such as Instant Gaming News and DualShockers confirm the leak of the title, they refrain from characterizing the specific gameplay mechanics. Coverage does not yet specify whether the game utilizes existing intellectual property or an entirely new setting.
There is currently no contradiction between the reporting, as all sources agree the information originated from an internal lapse by the publisher. The situation remains in a state of flux with no official confirmation or additional details regarding release timelines or platform availability.
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Who reported it (7)
- Fallout meets Crusader Kings as Paradox accidentally leaks its next grand strategy game ahead of Gamescom reveal GamesRadar+ · 22h ago
- Paradox's next grand strategy game is a post-apocalyptic wasteland tribe-battler called Afterworld, according to leaks ahead of Gamescom Rock Paper Shotgun · 22h ago
- Paradox accidentally revealed its new post-apocalyptic strategy game, Afterworld. GameGPU · 22h ago
- Paradox commits a classic blunder and accidentally leaks its own post-apocalyptic grand strategy game PC Gamer · 22h ago
- Paradox Interactive appears to have leaked a new title called Afterworld Instant Gaming News · 22h ago
- Paradox to mix Fallout with Hearts of Iron? Publisher prematurely revealed new project ixbt.games · 22h ago
- Paradox Accidentally Leaks Its Own New Post-Apocalyptic Strategy Game DualShockers · 22h ago
Quick answers
What is the name of the leaked game?
The leaked title is Afterworld.
Who is the publisher behind the game?
Paradox Interactive is the publisher identified in the coverage.
What genre is the game?
Coverage describes it as a post-apocalyptic strategy game.
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