Developers of Verdun Blackmill Games are honouring the historical Christmas Truce of WW1 with their own in-game version. Players can "exchange seasonal greetings, throw snowballs or perhaps engage in a soccer match." The event is based on the real-life incident in 1914, when British and German forces set aside their weapons for a Christmas armistice. They started killing each other a few days later, but hey.
WWI squad-based shooter Verdun has just received a huge Early Access update, with the developers also confirming that the final version of the game will be coming out this Summer. Amongst the new additions in the May update are new German and French voices, new map Flanders, and a new GUI that developers M2H and Blackmill Games promise will provide a "smoother and clear-cut gaming experience."
A Great War.