Bit-Tech has never met someone quite like Danny Green, Radioactive Software’s founder, programmer and sole employee. His industriousness and passion is made evident by the fact that he’s built Gettysburg: Armoured Warfare all by himself in an astonishingly small amount of time, making use of features not even found in most AAA games. These include terrain deformation, procedurally generated worlds and 64-player multiplayer.
"Following the botched launch of “Gettysburg: Armored Warfare” Danny Green attempted to pick up the pieces, patch the game, and follow up with a new title called “Killing Horizon”. Here we interview him on what exactly happened with the launch of Gettysburg as well as unmasking details about his new game."
MyGaming's Jeremy Proome writes: "2012 has been a surprisingly good year in terms of game quality. While each year always has it’s big blockbusters that rack up the 90-and-above ratings, there always seems to be some yings to mix up those yangs."
Future men have gone back in time to the Civil War in order to change history so that the South will win the war! That’s the premise of a new indie game from Radioactive Software. Falling into the category of “I wanted to like this game”, Gettysburg Armored Warfare has a terrific concept and some great moments, but this project by a one-man dev team doesn’t live up to the potential of its concept.
