Tannenberg is a World War I first-person shooter inspired by the 1914 Battle of Tannenberg, set across the Eastern Front’s lakes, forests, mountains and snowy plains. Its opposing forces include Russian, Roumanian, Latvian, Austro-Hungarian, German and Bulgarian troops, with historically modeled weapons and uniforms. The varied landscapes and battlefield settings give the conflict a distinct regional character.
In Maneuver, players fight over strategic sectors on large maps, choosing where to attack or defend as objectives and battle lines shift. Squad cooperation is central: players work in four-person groups and use their distinctive skills, while watching for the possibility of being outflanked. AI bots are supported in Maneuver, and the game also offers other modes. Its listed formats include both single-player and multiplayer, providing context for a game designed around battles that can include human opponents or AI.
Its design brings together tactical movement, changing objectives and period-specific equipment rather than focusing only on the scale of combat. Large maps and varied terrain shape how those battles unfold across the Eastern Front.