Brandon Fisichella
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Could this Picture be Historically Accurate?

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September 16, 2017

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Games like "Scythe," and "Iron Harvest," feature a grim and altogether wholly fantastical look at the early 20th century where massive 'mechs' dominate the battlefield. While I have not played these games myself, I am a great fan of the artwork used to promote the titles. They feature incredible juxtapositions of first world war era trench systems, soldiers, and civilians with these mechanical leviathans in a manner which inspires awe, fear, and dread. But while these pieces are incredible to look at, could they also be considered historically accurate? Or are they just another example of silly "alt-history" titles?

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