The Ten Thousand Li Wall Steam news

• Steam app typegame
• Steam App ID3994170
• PriceNo longer available on Steam Store
• Release dateTo be announced
• DeveloperThree-headed Giant
• PublisherThree-headed Giant
• Parent gameNot available

Genres: Indie, Simulation, Strategy

Company pages: Developer: Three-headed GiantPublisher: Three-headed Giant

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• A Bit More About The Ten Thousand Li Wall - 21 January 2026

  Hi! As we’ve mentioned in the previous post, The Ten Thousand Li Wall is a game inspired by the history of the Great Wall, its construction and defence. Right now, we’re focused on creating new game assets and implementing core gameplay mechanics in such a way that it would present the process of building the Great Wall in the most epic way possible. WIPYou have probably noticed that in our teasers and screenshots the Wall appears to be far larger than it actually is. And you are correct — in reality, the Great Wall of China reaches about 6-7 meters in height (and up to 15 meters in some sections), while we want to depict it as even more massive and taller. We want to show the Wall as an impregnable bastion that keeps your people in absolute safety. Or at least, they may think so. WIPThough we draw inspiration from the history of the Ming dynasty when working on The Ten Thousand Li Wall…

• Welcome post - 31 December 2025

  Hi! We’d like to tell you about our project. The idea for the game didn’t come right away. We were looking for a story where construction itself would be the core experience — where economy, labor organization, and people form a single process: large-scale, complex, and continuous. The history of building the Great Wall of China turned out to be exactly that. Vast scales, thousands of workers, complex production chains, and a constant threat from the north all come together here as one system, where every element matters. We’re not aiming to create a perfectly accurate historical simulator, but it’s important to us to convey the spirit of the era — so that players can feel the nuances of the events they are directly involved in. What the game is about This is a real-time economic strategy focused on one of the largest construction projects in human history. Players will need to build co…