Position: Senior Producer
Developer: Related Designs
Homepage: www.nomans-land.com
To be released by CDV Entertainment in September/October 2003

"No Man's Land sets itself apart from other real-time strategy games with some unique features."
(Gamespot.com, 5/2003)

"One thing is for certain, No Man's Land is not your typical real-time strategy game."
(Gamespy.com, 5/2003)

"Furthermore, NML boasts a significant amount of unique gameplay features as well. [..] Native American footsoldiers can dive deep into the water and sneak up on opposing ships. These are the small elements that make No Man's Land a title with enormous potential."
(IGN.com, 5/2002)



28.08.2003: CDV review ticker: No Man's Land 87%!
The Swiss games portal "Gbase" awarded our upcoming RTS highlight No Man's Land with whopping 87% and a special award! The editors where particulary fond of the awesome mission design and the crips graphics. They said that it is the first game of the summer which can live up and even exceed the expectation from the hype. And there is nothing more to add to that comment.

21.08.2003: No Man's Land: overview of the multiplayer modes, part 2!
We already introduced you to several multiplayer modes of No Man's Land and we continue with the second part of the series this week. The "Eliminate Heroes" mode is pure fun as the players have to hunt down the enemies' heroes to win the game. The heroes are always visible on the map, to prevent a hide and seek game and to make this mode even more interesting. This is why a good defence is the key in the "Eliminate Heroes" mode.

In the "King of the Hill" mode you will have to conquer flags and hold them as long as possible to gain points. This sounds easy, but you'll have a limited amount of troops and your men can't be everywhere. This means that the "King of the Hill" mode is a logistical challenge as well as a tactical one. Another nice feature which adds another level of fun to all modes is the fact that forts can be conquered and re-conquered during a multiplayer-session. So it's likely that the owner of a fort is changing several times throughout a session.

06.08.2003: Review updates for No Man´s Land!
We received the latest reviews from two German gamer magazines: No Man´s Land was rewarded with 81% in Gamestar magazine as well as with a "Best Game of the Month" award from PC Games Hardware. The editors were particulary fond of the game's crisp graphics and epic story.

31.07.2003: Review, PC Zone (UK), September 2003
"... after a weekend befriending Native Americans, ambushing the Spanish navy and building railroads with American settlers, we can confidently state that No Man`s Land: Fight for Your Rights stands every chance of ranking among the best the genre has to offer".