Rule Hell in Solium Infernum: Now Available with Diverse Multiplayer Modes

Gaming Staff • February 22, 2024

League of Geeks, the developers of the successful game Armello, have released their new political grand strategy game, Solium Infernum, on PC via Steam. The game is set in Hell, where players, assuming the role of one of the eight great Archfiends, compete to claim the Infernal Throne through political and military strategies.

Solium Infernum offers diverse multiplayer modes, including asynchronous multiplayer matches that can last for days or weeks, and real-time multiplayer for those who prefer immediate action. The game also includes single-player content, such as Chronicles, narrative-driven challenges that explore Hell's politics, and a Skirmish mode for unlimited hours of play.

League of Geeks' Trent Kusters stated that the development of Solium Infernum was driven by their desire to resurrect the strategy genre's almost infamous multiplayer experience, adapting to any playstyle. The game is now available on PC via Steam, and more information can be found on the game's official Steam page.

In Solium Infernum, players must outwit and outmaneuver their rivals to claim the Infernal Throne through the mastery of devious political and military strategies. With a wealth of tactics at their disposal, players can bluff, backstab, and sow betrayal on their path to victory. The game boasts diverse multiplayer modes, accommodating both time-strapped players and those seeking extended strategic encounters. Asynchronous multiplayer matches support up to six players with turns taken across several days or weeks and requiring just a few minutes to play every day. Real-time multiplayer is also available for strategy fans who prefer immediate action.

Alongside the multiplayer modes, Solium Infernum offers Chronicles, all-new single-player narrative-driven challenges that explore Hell’s intricate politics, as well as unlimited hours of play thanks to the single-player Skirmish mode. The game's development was driven by League of Geeks' desire to resurrect the strategy genre’s most infamous multiplayer experience, adapting to any playstyle.

League of Geeks is an independent video game studio based in Melbourne, Australia, specializing in approachable strategy games with an eye-catching aesthetic. The studio's debut title, Armello, has surpass

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