- Студия МГЛА показала русскую прялку XIX века в "Войне Миров: Сибирь" - 4 October 2026
Студия МГЛА опубликовала новый тизер «Войны Миров: Сибирь», в котором показала русскую прялку XIX века. Разработчики продолжают знакомить игроков с деталями быта, которые появятся в игре. Прялка была важной частью повседневной жизни того времени и использовалась для ручного прядения пряжи. В тизере разработчики продемонстрировали внешний вид такого станка, уделив внимание его конструкции и деревянным деталям. Подобные предметы должны дополнить окружение «Войны Миров: Сибирь» и сделать мир игры более убедительным с точки зрения эпохи. Студия МГЛА ранее уже показывала различные элементы быта и исторического снаряжения, которые встретятся игрокам во время путешествия по Сибири. «Война Миров: Сибирь» разрабатывается для PC. Релиз игры запланирован на 2027 год, версии для PlayStation 5 и Xbox Series X|S также находятся в планах.
- Студия МГЛА показала клетку для животных из "Войны Миров: Сибирь" - 26 September 2026
Студия МГЛА показала ещё одну небольшую деталь из «Войны Миров: Сибирь» — деревянную клетку для содержания животных. Подобные конструкции использовали сибирские охотники-промысловики не только для ловли зверей, но и для их временного содержания. Например, животное могли оставить в клетке перед продажей, а некоторые промысловики даже пытались разводить зверей в неволе. В условиях удалённости от цивилизации клетку можно было сделать из толстых веток. В качестве материала хорошо подходила лиственница, а для крепления при отсутствии верёвок использовали гибкие корни, в том числе еловые. «Война Миров: Сибирь» создаётся студией МГЛА и рассказывает историю альтернативной Российской империи конца XIX века, столкнувшейся с вторжением марсиан. Игра выйдет на ПК в 2027 году, а версии для PlayStation и Xbox пока остаются в планах.
- Reading with SerB - 6 August 2026
Introducing a new series in which Sergey Borisovich Burkatovsky explores the books that inspired us while creating The War of the Worlds: Siberia! Episode 1: The War of the Worlds by H. G. WellsEpisode 2: The Second Martian Invasion by Arkady and Boris Strugatsky Выпуск третий: «Кукловоды» — Роберт ХайнлайнWhat other books would you like to hear SerB talk about?
- Details of the Game World - 29 July 2026
We invite you to take a closer look at the world of The War of the Worlds: Siberia. These are details from some of the locations you will encounter throughout the game.We carefully study the history of the 19th century to ensure that the game world feels authentic. In the description of each video, you can also discover interesting historical facts about the featured location or structure.Today, we would like to show you: Water TowerWayside Railway Station House
- The War of the Worlds: Siberia — Developer Diary #13: Character Voice Creation - 22 July 2026
In this video, you’ll learn how voice lines are recorded, how a sound engineer differs from a voice director, how actors immerse themselves in their characters, and whether you need to play video games to voice them.
- Development Diaries of " The War of the Worlds: Siberia" - 15 July 2026
We regularly release developer diaries where we share behind-the-scenes insights into the development of our game. In our latest episode, we showed what the first production days were like for one of the game's main characters — the Princess:In previous episodes, we've covered how we build game levels, record combat and cutscenes, create characters, and much more.Be sure to check them out if you'd like to learn more about the development of The War of the Worlds: Siberia!
- In-game cutscene "Wolves" - 8 July 2026
Here is a four-minute cutscene, in case you missed it.In the "Wolves" cutscene, you can see a new character: the Princess. Fleeing Petrograd, the Tsar's daughter finds herself in the Siberian forests alongside the Student.In this cutscene, the Princess and the Student fend off a wolf pack in the Siberian taiga. However, the real danger isn't the wild beasts, but the ideological clash between two young people from entirely different social classes.
- Long time no see - 1 July 2026
Hi everyone! It's been a while since we posted on Steam – we're fixing that now. We invite you to watch one of our new trailers, where we show the journey our main character has to go through. (NO SPOILERS!) If you haven't seen it yet, check it out, and be sure to share your thoughts in the comments! :)
- "Black Smoke" Gameplay Trailer - 13 December 2025
We’re excited to present a brand-new gameplay trailer!Check it out to see beautiful Siberian landscapes, deadly black smoke, and the combat system in action. Share your thoughts in the comments!
- The Unity Awards Showcase starts in one hour! - 9 December 2025
Tune in today at 16:00 CET | 17:00 GMT | 12:00 ET | 9:00 PT to see the new gameplay trailer for The War of the Worlds: Siberia. Watch it on:🌐 Unity website: http://unity.com/awards📺 YouTube: http://youtube.com/@unity🎮 Twitch: http://twitch.tv/unity
- Unity Awards Update - 28 November 2025
The Unity Awards ceremony, where we’ll be showing the new gameplay trailer, has been rescheduled to December 9. But there’s good news too — we can finally share the start time!Tune in on December 9 at 16:00 CET | 17:00 GMT | 12:00 ET | 9:00 PT: Unity website: http://unity.com/awards YouTube: Twitch: http://twitch.tv/unity
- The War of the Worlds: Siberia at Unity Awards - 25 November 2025
Tune in on December 2 to watch the new gameplay trailer for The War of the Worlds: Siberia! And there’s more — we’ve got an important announcement coming 👀You’ll be able to watch the broadcast on the Unity website, YouTube, and Twitch. The exact start time will be shared a bit later.
- Game world details - 20 November 2025
We’re excited to show you the details of in-game Petrograd, along with a few historical facts about 19th-century Russia.Since Steam doesn’t support vertical videos in posts, we’ve adapted ours to a horizontal format. Want to see more details of in-game Petrograd? Let us know in the comments!The first telephones appeared in the 19th century and were very different from modern ones. Instead of the familiar handheld receiver, they had two separate parts: an “ear” for listening, shaped like a funnel or lantern, and a “mouth” for speaking into. At first, people often mixed them up. In the first telephone booth, opened at 26 Nevsky Prospect, there was even a sign with a reminder: “Do not listen with the mouth and do not speak into the ear.”Residential buildings in St. Petersburg were heated mostly with firewood. It was delivered via the Neva River and unloaded into courtyards, where it was st…
- How We Came Up with The War of the Worlds: Siberia - 13 November 2025
Mass culture has created an image of the creative "Archimedes." When a person shouts "Eureka!", it means a brilliant idea has suddenly and unexpectedly popped into their head. This is how the resolution of creative torment is often portrayed. It's probably easier to understand this way, as explaining the actual creative process is very difficult – you need a vivid image.In reality, things aren't so naive. Even if the process of creative thinking were so random that everyone was just waiting for that one idea to come to them – how would you verify it? Is this the idea or not? In a script, we know that Archimedes is right and his "Eureka!" is justified, but in real life, millions of people come up with millions of ideas, and most of them won't be interesting even to their relatives. Good ideas come to those who have already put considerable effort into working on similar tasks. Chemists d…
- Making of: Chapter 1 - 6 November 2025
Earlier this year, we posted a video that goes through the process of creating the cutscenes for the first chapter of The War of the Worlds: Siberia. Be sure to check it out if you haven’t seen it yet. And if you already have, tell us what you think in the comments!
- Your Questions Answered - 29 October 2025
We haven’t been active on our Steam page… until now. From now on, we plan to share development updates for The War of the Worlds: Siberia once a week. Today, we’re answering some of the most frequently asked questions about the game.— Why does the story take place before 1914, but the capital is called Petrograd instead of Saint Petersburg? — The game is set in an alternate universe, so names may differ from real-world events. Don’t expect strict historical accuracy in a game inspired by a science fiction novel.— Will there be DLCs, paid or free? — We’ll share more information about this later.— Will there be character customization? — Changing the character’s appearance isn’t planned, but their look may change as part of the story.— Which platforms will be available? — PC, and hopefully consoles. We’re designing the game with console controls in mind.— Will the game feature interconnec…
