Telegraphist 1920: Beats of War, developed by Cubepotato Games for PC gaming, is a war simulation game of the Battle of Warsaw in 1920 after World War I, allowing players to immerse themselves in a battle-scarred region and witness the conflict as a war telegraphist for soldiers and commanders. 

Telegraphist 1920: Beats of War delivers historical, linear, and story-rich gameplay in a visual novel with point-and-click and rhythm-based mechanics, diving into the aftermath of WWI. It features a stylized art style rendered in 2D graphics, thematic music, and sound effects. 

Play as a war radiotelegraphist 

Experience the Battle of Warsaw as a war telegraphist after WWI in Telegraphist 1920: Beats of War. In this narrative where the revolution has erupted all across Europe, the Polish-Soviet War has ignited—a defining moment that would leave long-lasting global consequences. As the radiotelegraphist, you are the bridge between the Polish and the Soviet. Utilize your mastery in morse and rhythm to let your side of war claim victory. 

The historical campaign contains 20 detailed levels, letting you see, feel, and hear the events of the Polish-Soviet war through a captivating tale. It also showcases dynamic gameplay, with ever-changing work conditions, including feeling anxious or malfunctioning machinery to rendering endless hours of work. Ensure that your side of troops on the frontline has the advantage by jamming the Soviet’s signals, breaking their codes, and more.  

Aside from the crafted levels, users can also create their campaigns using the built-in editor and play them on Steam Workshop. Become the conductor of a life-and-death symphony in this rhythm game that lets you relive the past and experience the history between two forces with opposing ideologies. However, it is worth noting that the UI can be a bit confusing. 

Immersive rhythm title 

Telegraphist 1920: Beats of War offers a unique blend of history, rhythm, and strategy, immersing players in the pivotal moments of the Polish-Soviet War. With its captivating narrative, dynamic gameplay, and the challenge of mastering telegraphy under pressure, the game delivers a rich, historical experience. While the interface might be confusing sometimes, its engaging storytelling and interactive mechanics make it a memorable way to explore a key moment in history.