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Turning Point, the forthcoming release from the makers of Call of Duty: Finest Hour, takes the WW2 action on into an alternate reality, one where Churchill's early death leads to a German victory and ultimately a Nazi invasion of America. As we wait for the game to hit the shelves, we've talked to Turning Point's David Brickley about the ideas behind it, how the action will be kept authentic to the period and what will make the game stand out from the crowd. Read our Turning Point interview now to find out all the latest news.

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The new game from the developers of Call of Duty: Finest Hour, Turning Point takes a different stance on the standard WW2 shooter, most notably asking the question – What if? We sat down with the man with all the answers, David Brickley, to spill the beans on this promising shooter.

As the team who brought us Call of Duty: Finest Hour, the jump from an incredibly realistic game, to an alternate reality WW2 seems like a huge step to take - why did you make the decision to move away from reality?
Actually the game is grounded very much in reality - it's just a different one to what we know. The ‘turning point' had to be plausible - the death of one man, an inspiration to millions, and what would happen to the world as a result. That history, seen through the eyes of an ordinary American, not a soldier, was just one design decision born of the fact that we wanted the narrative to be believable.

It sounds like you've got an enthralling storyline in place, with the Nazi's invading America - could you please give us a brief outline of what's happening?
Following the accident which kills Churchill, the Nazis dominate Europe, then the east, before launching a surprise attack on the US in 1953. This was all on the drawing board for Hitler - he was obsessed and made many plans to invade America. In our game, it happens, and as an ordinary Joe construction worker, you get a front row seat.