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Theatre of War 2: Kursk 1943

Fulqrum Publishing

SimulationStrategyMultiplayer
Open on Steam

US now

$4.99

sampled low $4.99

Recent

EnglishMixed (233)

Cost · guess

$40k–$380k USD

Earnings · guess

$18k–$96k USD

Guesstimates in USD, not publisher books or Valve data. Do not use them for investing, deals, taxes, or reporting.

How this guesstimate is made

Cost to make. Modeled as 1–2 people over 0.8–2 years at a loaded $48k–$96k USD per person-year. Development only, not marketing. Not a published budget.

Steam earnings. Steam earnings in USD from ~8.7k–22k copies × a mix of US list and sale price.

Development time guesstimate: 0.8–2 years. Confidence: medium. Time uses studio scale or a published figure. Cost to make is headcount × production years × a loaded USD cost per person-year, or a filing/interview number when one is on file. Steam earnings (USD) are reviews × a copies-per-review band × a mix of US list and sale price. These are independent algorithmic estimates from public data — not factual, not publisher books, not Valve.

Players

Exact in-game count from Steam’s public player API. The 24h change is versus PCGDB’s sample from about a day ago.

WaitingWaiting for first sample · every 60s

All sampled timeSep 19, 02:09 AM – Sep 20, 01:09 AM

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In-game now

2

+2 vs 24h

24h peak

4

All-time

4

Theatre of War 2: Kursk 1943, the historically accurate and detailed real-time tactical war game, welcomes military history fans to the battle which gave the Red Army the strategic initiative for the rest of the war.

Regional prices

Historical low for US:

Now

$4.99

Launch

$4.99

Off

Price history starts at the first sample. Steam does not publish a public price archive.

Region-locked SKUs

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    Editions and DLC

    Extra store packages and DLC from Steam’s last snapshot. DLC opens on PCGDB. A package that is not its own app opens on Steam.

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