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Fact sheet

Name
Humion: Rewrite History
Genre
AI-driven, map-based alternate-history strategy game
Platforms
iOS and Android phones (in development)
Languages
Turkish, English
Worlds
Today’s World (2026, 240 countries) · Before the Storm (1935, 74 states)
Business model
Free to download; AI turns and conversations spend credits (◆)
Release
The date will be announced to confirmed founders first
Contact
iletisim@humion.app

Short description

Humion is an alternate-history strategy game where players pick a country on the map and give orders in their own words instead of menus. AI writes the leaders’ voices and the events; the game’s code tracks borders, relations and armies.

Long description

Humion: Rewrite History is an AI-driven grand strategy game built for phones. The player picks a country and writes a decree in free text; the world advances anywhere from a week to a year, and every capital answers in its own interest.

The game’s world is kept as hard numbers: every decree is tested in code against the country’s real capabilities, and impossible moves are rejected. Two worlds at launch: Today’s World with 240 countries, and 1935’s Before the Storm with 74 states.

Assets

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Game screens · the United States, NATO turn (8 WebP)

  • World map with the United States selected, the status bar and the order field
  • The end of Humi’s answer to the NATO question
  • The NATO decree typed into the order field, next to the Seal button
  • Choosing the simulation depth and the time jump
  • The waiting screen while the world weighs the move
  • The crisis scene “NATO Stunned by US Exit” in the game
  • The crisis scene “Baltic States Request Emergency Talks” in the game
  • The opening of a one-on-one talk with France

Screens from a single session played on 30 September 2026, unedited. The session was played in English.

Game screens · Türkiye, Southern Corridor turn (8 WebP)

  • World map with Türkiye selected and the order field
  • Chat screen with Humi’s diplomatic advice
  • Negotiation table with Türkiye, Azerbaijan and Georgia
  • Georgia’s reply at the negotiation table
  • Event card describing the outcome of the decree
  • Event card on the regional reaction to the corridor talks
  • World chronicle list
  • Direct message from Azerbaijan’s president

Screens from a second real session, played on 23 September 2026, unedited. The session was played in English.