Attentive MOP readers will know that we have been covering an interesting Civil War title called War of Rights for a while now. Apparently aimed at reenactors who would love to plunge themselves into the war between the states, War of Rights offers many different historical battlefield maps while uncomfortably rubbing up against the fact that it lets people play for the slave-owning Confederates as well as the Union.
This game has made significant progress with a stream of patches over the last six years, and now War of Rights is making its official early access debut on Steam. If you want to plunk down $30, you too can engage in an “authentic Civil War experience with 150 players.”
The team set no expectations as to how long the game will be in early access but cautions that there will be a “moderate” price increase when it finally launches. Check out the trailer after the break and then bring peace to the comments section.
Get caught up on all our coverage:
War of Rights will launch early access on December 3
New War of Rights video shows off large-scale battle on updated Harpers Ferry map
Latest War of Rights update introduces new Maryland Heights skirmish area
Two new battalions march into the Civil War MMO War of Rights
Go on a first-person tour of War of Rights’ Civil War battlefields
War of Rights’ Civil War battlefield is up to 16 maps
War of Rights makes the battlefield sound like hell
Multiplayer Civil War game War of Rights expands server capacity and takes the fight to Nicodemus Hill
Here’s what Civil War-themed MMO shooter War of Rights has been up to since Kickstarter
Civil War multiplayer shooter War of Rights has been Kickstarted successfully
War of Rights brings multiplayer to a Civil War setting
