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Soldiers Lost Forever now for sale!

Soldiers Lost Forever (1914-1918) · published 7 Jul 2018, 06:31 UTC

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Hi everyone, Jake Olson here for yet another game!

I’m proud to announce that SLF is now for sale. I hope that people enjoy the game and get to experiment with the strategy elements that are present. I worked super hard on this.

There is a one week 40% percent launch discount for the early adopters so make sure you pick up a copy within that time frame.

This has been a fun 6 month development and it feels good to have the product out on Steam. Thank you to all the people that buy any of my games. It's insane to see that there are people that have all three of my Steam Games in their libraries and continue to support me. Shout out to you people and thank you from the bottom of my heart.

I can’t wait to see you all on the front playing Soldiers Lost Forever! Already thinking about my next project! Each game I promise will continue to get better and better!

Thanks again,
Jake Olson

If you need to reach me, the best place is twitter: @Jake__Olson six weeks from now. I'm going to be on extended vacation in Virginia so don't be offended if I don't respond right away!

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