Age of Empires Online launching this fall
Age of Empires Online is now slated for release this fall, according to a tweet from the official account linked to the game.
The strategic path to release has been set and Age of Empires Online is expecting to attack gamers with a full release this fall. The release window announcement was made via the official Twitter account for the title, yesterday.
According to Joystiq, a more specific release date is expected to be set on May 31.
Though Age of Empires Online is a free-to-play title, a batch of premium content is expected to arrive after launch, priced at under $20. The game features two civilizations, the Greeks and Egyptians; however, two more civs will be introduced with the addition of the premium content by the end of 2011.
Development for the game began under the wing of newly formed studio Robot Entertainment, but dev duties for the game were recently handed to Gas Powered Games. Robot Entertainment is currently working on a new title, Orcs Must Die!
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Xav de Matos posted a new article, Age of Empires Online launching this fall.
Age of Empires Online is now slated for release this fall, according to a tweet from the official account linked to the game.-
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Yes, I'm aware, but having played other "Free to play, pay for content" games, the free to play version is generally a watered down version that gives you just enough to entice you into purchasing the premium content. And then they come out with more content that should have been in the game in the first place and say, "Pay more." It's like Civ V giving a rather limited choice of leaders compared to previous releases and saying, "Want more leaders? Buy the DLC!"
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