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Liquidation Wiki: Official Overview of the Divio RTS

The Liquidation wiki is the long-form overview of the sci-fi and fantasy real-time strategy game from developer Divio s.r.o. and publisher MicroProse Software, available on Steam as AppID 896250. It covers the dying world of Veá, the Quenrium War, the three Early Access factions (Twilight Crusade, Scourge Alliance, Legion), and the official Steam feature set. Use this page as the home base for every other Liquidation wiki entry in this site.

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The Liquidation wiki is the long-form overview of the sci-fi and fantasy real-time strategy game from developer Divio s.r.o. and publisher MicroProse Software, available on Steam as AppID 896250. It covers the dying world of Veá, the Quenrium War, the three Early Access factions (Twilight Crusade, Scourge Alliance, Legion), and the official Steam feature set. Use this page as the home base for every other Liquidation wiki entry in this site.

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2026-08-06
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Verified game reference
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Steam AppID 896250

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The Liquidation wiki is the long-form overview of the sci-fi and fantasy real-time strategy game from developer Divio s.r.o. and publisher MicroProse Software, available on Steam as AppID 896250. It covers the dying world of Veá, the Quenrium War, the three Early Access factions (Twilight Crusade, Scourge Alliance, Legion), and the official Steam feature set. Use this page as the home base for every other Liquidation wiki entry in this site.

What the Liquidation wiki entry covers at a glance

The Liquidation game that this wiki documents launched into Steam Early Access on 4 August 2026. Divio s.r.o. is the developer, MicroProse Software is the publisher, and the only confirmed storefront so far is the Steam page at AppID 896250, which lists Windows 7/8/10 as the supported operating system. The marketing subtitle "Echoes of the Past" identifies the same IP, not a separate title, and the Steam "Franchise: Liquidation" field has only this one release.

What the Liquidation wiki entry covers at a glance — Notes

The Quenrium War is the central conflict. Veá is a dying world that was broken open by a cataclysmic event called the Splintering, which wiped out species and civilizations and left behind the resource called Quenrium. Quenrium is the central economic resource in the game, and the war over it is what the three Early Access factions are fighting. The Splintering's reality tear is also how the Legion arrived, bringing demons from the Nether realm under a godlike entity that the official Steam description (https://store.steampowered.com/app/896250/Liquidation) attributes to MicroProse's Quenrium War trailer (https://www.facebook.com/100063488083641/videos/enter-ve%C3%A1-a-dying-world-torn-by-the-quenrium-war-command-asymmetric-factions-in-/1332375465398278).

The three Early Access factions and how they differ

The factions page (/factions) breaks down the per-unit rosters in detail; this wiki summary covers the headline identity of each so a new reader can pick one without opening every page first.

The three Early Access factions and how they differ — Notes

Twilight Crusade — A faction that fights to reclaim and protect what is left of Veá. Position-driven, with a mix of organic and mechanical units and access to commander abilities that reward defensive play. Their trailer is covered on nichegamer (https://nichegamer.com/twilight-crusade-faction-trailer-released-for-liquidation-echoes-of-the-past). • Scourge Alliance — An aggressive faction built for sustained pressure. Faster economy and offensive commander abilities, favored by players who want to dictate the pace of a match. The MicroProse launch post on X (https://x.com/micro_prose/status/2084595429337939985) confirms Scourge Alliance as one of the three EA factions. • Legion — A faction that crossed over through a tear in reality and fights with demons summoned from the Nether realm. Mechanically distinct from the two mortal factions and positioned as a wildcard faction for experienced players.

The three Early Access factions and how they differ — Notes

A fourth faction is planned for the complete 1.0 release per the G2A News guide (https://www.g2a.com/news/game-spotlights/liquidation-guide), but its name and playstyle are not announced as of 2026-08-06. The factions page (/factions) carries the dated status statement and links to the campaign (/campaign) and commanders (/commanders) pages for deeper reading.

What is confirmed in the Liquidation wiki versus what is still unknown

The Steam store description and the MicroProse press release (https://www.gamespress.com/it/Liquidation-Launches-Today-in-Steam-Early-Access---The-Battle-for-Vea-) anchor the hard facts in this Liquidation wiki entry. Everything else is dated status.

What is confirmed in the Liquidation wiki versus what is still unknown

What the Liquidation wiki saysStatus as of 2026-08-06Source
Developer Divio s.r.o., publisher MicroProse SoftwareConfirmedSteam storefront (https://store.steampowered.com/app/896250/Liquidation)
Steam AppID 896250; Windows PC onlyConfirmedSteam storefront, release status page (/release-status)
EA launch on 4 Aug 2026ConfirmedMicroProse press release (https://www.gamespress.com/it/Liquidation-Launches-Today-in-Steam-Early-Access---The-Battle-for-Vea-)
EA factions: Twilight Crusade, Scourge Alliance, LegionConfirmedX @micro_prose launch post (https://x.com/micro_prose/status/2084595429337939985)
Fourth faction planned for 1.0; name and playstyleNot announced as of 2026-08-06G2A News guide (https://www.g2a.com/news/game-spotlights/liquidation-guide)
Replays 2.0 availableConfirmedX @LiquidationGame (https://x.com/LiquidationGame)
Online PvP, Online Co-op, Steam Cloud, HDRConfirmedSteam storefront feature list
PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, Switch, Mac, Linux, Steam Deck, mobileNot announced as of 2026-08-06Platforms page (/platforms)

Steam features the Liquidation wiki entry highlights

The Steam store lists the features a buyer sees before clicking "Play". Each is a single short label on the storefront and a single line in this wiki summary; deeper explanations live on the linked page.

Steam features the Liquidation wiki entry highlights — Notes

Single-player, Online PvP, Online Co-op (/multiplayer) — the confirmed play modes • Steam Cloud (/replays) — saved match progress carried across machines • HDR support (https://store.steampowered.com/app/896250/Liquidation) — wide-color output for compatible displays • Steam Achievements (/beginner-guide) — trackable milestones that pair with the Replays 2.0 system • Family Sharing (https://store.steampowered.com/app/896250/Liquidation) — share the Early Access build with one other Steam account

Where to start after the Liquidation wiki hub

Three next steps cover most first-week buyers. The release status page (/release-status) is the canonical date reference and the one to bookmark. The system requirements page (/system-requirements) tells you whether your PC meets the EA specs before you buy. The beginner guide (/beginner-guide) is the one to read first if you have already bought the game and want a faction pick and a first-match plan; it pulls the early-game philosophy from the insertcoins.press beginner guide (https://insertcoins.press/en/articles/liquidation-guide) and the VulcanHDGaming first look (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BqaeB6qkNa4).

Where to start after the Liquidation wiki hub — Notes

The full navigation this wiki exposes is below. All 13 sibling pages are written for the same en-US launch and share this Liquidation wiki hub as their parent.

Where to start after the Liquidation wiki hub — Notes

Release status (/release-status) — EA entry date and 1.0 target snapshot • Platforms (/platforms) — Windows-only confirmed; every other platform not announced as of 2026-08-06 • System requirements (/system-requirements) — min and recommended PC specs with volatility disclaimer • Price and editions (/price) — current Steam price snapshot with launch discount • Demo (/demo) — Steam Next Fest demo contents and current availability • Factions (/factions) — Twilight Crusade, Scourge Alliance, Legion playstyle overview • Lore and Veá (/lore-world) — Splintering, Quenrium War, Nether realm origin • Campaign (/campaign) — 2 chapters, 6 missions in EA • Multiplayer (/multiplayer) — Online PvP, Online Co-op, ranked status • Beginner guide (/beginner-guide) — first-match advice and faction pick for new players • Review summary (/review) — press and creator impressions plus Steam user signal • Replays (/replays) — Replays 2.0 confirmed; file format and spectator details not announced • Commanders (/commanders) — 6 faction-tied commanders and their roles

Sources

Sources checked on 2026-08-06.

Steam storefront – Liquidation (AppID 896250)official/store - checked 2026-08-06 - premise, factions, features, EA date, 1.0 H2 2027 targetSteam Community hub – Liquidation (AppID 896250)official/store - checked 2026-08-06 - EA campaign structure (2 chapters, 6 missions), community announcementsMicroProse press release – Liquidation launches today in Steam Early Accessofficial/store - checked 2026-08-06 - Battle for Veá framing, EA launch confirmationX – MicroProse launch post naming all 3 EA factionsofficial/store - checked 2026-08-06 - Twilight Crusade, Scourge Alliance, LegionX – Liquidation Game developer accountofficial/store - checked 2026-08-06 - Replays 2.0, achievements teaser, keybindings editorFacebook – MicroProse Enter Veá Quenrium War trailerofficial/store - checked 2026-08-06 - Veá, Quenrium War, asymmetric factions trailerG2A News – Liquidation game guidemedia/interview - checked 2026-08-06 - 3 EA factions, 4th planned for 1.0, H2 2027 targetInsert Coins – Liquidation beginner and faction guidemedia/interview - checked 2026-08-06 - faction philosophy, positioning, commander abilitiesNichegamer – Twilight Crusade faction trailer coveragemedia/interview - checked 2026-08-06 - Twilight Crusade faction trailer context
Liquidation Wiki: Official Overview of the Divio RTSThe Liquidation wiki is the long-form overview of the sci-fi and fantasy real-time strategy game from developer Divio s.r.o. and publisher MicroProse Software, available on Steam as AppID 896250. It covers the dying world of Veá, the Quenrium War, the three Early Access factions (Twilight Crusade, Scourge Alliance, Legion), and the official Steam feature set. Use this page as the home base for every other Liquidation wiki entry in this site.Liquidation Release Date: Early Access and 1.0 TargetsThe Liquidation release date for the Steam Early Access launch was 4 August 2026, listed on the Steam storefront (https://store.steampowered.com/app/896250/Liquidation) and confirmed by the MicroProse press release (https://www.gamespress.com/it/Liquidation-Launches-Today-in-Steam-Early-Access---The-Battle-for-Vea-). The developer target for the Liquidation 1.0 full release is H2 2027 and is still subject to change. The current Steam list-price snapshot with launch discount was recorded on 2026-08-06.Liquidation System Requirements: PC Specs for the Divio RTSThe Liquidation system requirements are listed on the Steam storefront for AppID 896250 (https://store.steampowered.com/app/896250/Liquidation) and target Windows 7, 8, and 10. Minimum is an Intel Core i3, 4 GB RAM, an NVIDIA GTX 550, DirectX 9, and 4 GB of storage; recommended is an Intel Core i5, 8 GB RAM, and an NVIDIA GTX 770 with broadband. The Steam page explicitly states that the specs are not yet fully tested and may change during Early Access. Mac, Linux, SteamOS, and Steam Deck are not announced as of 2026-08-06.Liquidation Game Consoles: PS5, Xbox, Switch, Mac and MoreLiquidation is a Windows PC exclusive as of 2026-08-06. The Steam storefront lists Windows 7/8/10 as the only supported operating system, and the game launched into Steam Early Access on 4 August 2026 under AppID 896250. PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, Nintendo Switch, Mac, Linux, SteamOS, Steam Deck, and mobile are all not announced as of 2026-08-06. This page answers the Liquidation game consoles question with the dated status snapshot only.Liquidation Game Price: Current Steam Cost and Where to BuyThe Liquidation game price snapshot on Steam as of 2026-08-06 is the standard Early Access base price with a 10% launch discount running on the Steam store page for AppID 896250, published by MicroProse Software and developed by Divio s.r.o. The only legitimate purchase channel is Steam. Liquidation game price is a one-day snapshot because Steam can move the launch window, change the discount, or replace the promo between research runs, so always re-check the Steam store page before purchase.Liquidation Game Demo: What the Free Steam Demo IncludesThe Liquidation game demo on Steam as of 2026-08-06 is a free Steam download under AppID 896250, and its current contents match the Steam Next Fest announcement: 3 factions, 3 skirmish maps, and 2 campaign missions. The demo is the fastest way to try the EA factions (Twilight Crusade, Scourge Alliance, Legion) before buying Early Access. Because Early Access has launched on Steam since 4 Aug 2026, the demo now sits alongside the paid EA game on the same Steam listing.Liquidation Factions: Twilight Crusade, Scourge, LegionLiquidation factions in Early Access are three asymmetric armies: the Twilight Crusade, the Scourge Alliance, and the Legion. Each Liquidation faction has a distinct theme, economy, and unit roster tied to the Quenrium War setting, and the same three armies are playable in the free Steam demo and across skirmish, online PvP, and online co-op. A fourth Liquidation faction is planned for the 1.0 release, but its name and playstyle are not announced as of 2026-08-06.Liquidation Lore: Veá, the Splintering and the Quenrium WarLiquidation lore centers on the dying planet Veá, where a cataclysm called the Splintering has wiped out species and civilizations and left Quenrium — a rare, life-sustaining resource — as the reason any faction is still fighting. The current Quenrium War is fought between the Twilight Crusade and the Scourge Alliance on one side and the Nether-realm Legion on the other. Liquidation lore is set entirely in this single timeline; there is no legacy "Liquidation" universe to inherit from.Liquidation Campaign: EA Chapters, Missions and StructureThe Liquidation campaign in Early Access is the first two chapters of the story, with three missions in each chapter for a total of six missions. Both chapters cover the same Quenrium War timeline from the Crusade and Scourge perspectives, with mission order non-linear inside that timeline. The full 1.0 campaign scope beyond the EA chapters is not announced as of 2026-08-06. The Liquidation campaign is a separate mode from skirmish and online multiplayer, with scripted mission design and faction-locked armies per chapter.Liquidation multiplayer: modes, co-op and what to expectLiquidation multiplayer is officially supported on Steam through Single-player, Online PvP, Online Co-op, Steam Cloud, HDR and Family Sharing features as listed on the Liquidation Steam store page (https://store.steampowered.com/app/896250/Liquidation). Community coverage of skirmish play describes 1v1, 2v2 and free-for-all as available match formats, while ranked ladders, formal matchmaking and party-size details have not been announced as of 2026-08-06. All confirmed and unconfirmed details for Liquidation multiplayer are summarized below.Liquidation beginner guide: factions, first matches and core tipsThis Liquidation beginner guide starts with one core idea: positioning beats unit spam, commander abilities matter more than raw production, and economy management wins late-game sieges. New players get the smoothest first week by playing the free Steam demo first, then picking the Twilight Crusade for an approachable army or the Legion for a higher-risk, higher-reward Nether-tech introduction. The Quenrium War is fought across asymmetric factions on the dying planet Veá, and the next sections break down how each system fits together.Liquidation review: verdict, press quotes and Steam user ratingsThis Liquidation review summarises what attributed press and Steam Community users have said about the Early Access launch of the tactical sci-fi RTS from Divio s.r.o. and MicroProse Software (Steam AppID 896250). Press coverage so far is short and creator-led rather than full outlet reviews, with insertcoins.press and several YouTube channels publishing impressions of the demo and EA build. The verdict below is structured as three buyer-oriented bullets, and all figures and quotes are dated to the 2026-08-06 research window.Liquidation replays: Replays 2.0 status and what's confirmedLiquidation replays are a confirmed feature on Steam: the Liquidation store page (https://store.steampowered.com/app/896250/Liquidation) and the developer's Steam Community hub (https://steamcommunity.com/app/896250) reference the replay system, and the developer account has published a Replays 2.0 update. Replays tie directly into Liquidation multiplayer (/multiplayer) and the campaign missions. The replay file format, in-client spectator mode and any export option have not been announced as of 2026-08-06, and the full Replays 2.0 patch notes are still landing through the EA window.Liquidation commanders: per-faction roster, abilities and growthLiquidation commanders are faction-tied hero units with battlefield-changing abilities that level up between matches, per the official source record and the Liquidation Steam store page (https://store.steampowered.com/app/896250/Liquidation). The Early Access build ships with six confirmed commanders across three factions — Twilight Crusade, Scourge Alliance and Legion — and each commander's role and ability kit maps to that faction's design philosophy. Specific names, ability numbers and exact level-up curves are dated EA-volatility statements, because EA balance patches may retune them before the H2 2027 1.0 target.

FAQ

Is the Liquidation wiki an official wiki?

No. This wiki is an independent US English guide built from the official Steam storefront, MicroProse press release, Steam Community hub, and the developer and publisher social posts. Divio s.r.o. and MicroProse Software have not published their own wiki as of 2026-08-06.

Where does this Liquidation wiki get its facts from?

Every fact on this wiki is sourced from one of the following: the Steam storefront for AppID 896250 (https://store.steampowered.com/app/896250/Liquidation), the MicroProse press release (https://www.gamespress.com/it/Liquidation-Launches-Today-in-Steam-Early-Access---The-Battle-for-Vea-), the Steam Community hub (https://steamcommunity.com/app/896250), the @micro_prose launch post (https://x.com/micro_prose/status/2084595429337939985), the @LiquidationGame developer account (https://x.com/LiquidationGame), or the MicroProse Quenrium War trailer. Press and creator coverage is attributed inline.

Does the Liquidation wiki cover the demo and the campaign?

Yes. The demo page (/demo) documents the Steam Next Fest demo contents and its current availability. The campaign page (/campaign) covers the Early Access campaign structure (2 chapters, 3 missions each, 6 total). The 1.0 campaign scope is not announced as of 2026-08-06.

What is the difference between Liquidation and "Echoes of the Past"?

They are the same game. "Echoes of the Past" is the marketing subtitle that appears on some trailers and on the Steam header. It is not a sequel, expansion, or separate IP; the Steam "Franchise: Liquidation" field contains only this one release.