Celebrating the 20th anniversary of one of the most popular strategy games in history, Age of Empires II is now available on Xbox consoles via Xbox Game Pass. The edition refreshes and enhances the classic game designed for the PC world.
The 200-hour video game covers more than 1,000 years of human history across 35 civilizations, allowing you to experience milestones in world history from the comfort of your couch.
Age of Empires II: Definitive Edition released in 2019 with around 40 updatesContinuous stream of improvement with 3 DLC additions and 83 maps, 42 multiplayer civilizations, 34 single player campaigns, 10 multiplayer modes and 7 co-op campaigns.
Among the changes to the game is a new UI/UX optimized for controller input.
Artificial intelligence allows you to manage your many sources, units and destinations on screens, from cloud gaming-enabled mobile devices to UHD TVs, It allows you to fully concentrate on your structure. orders and strategies. D-pad shortcuts, command wheels and more.
Innovations to upgrade experience include automating villagers and site-based commands, balancing your time and focus so you can strengthen your armies.
With new tutorials and learning resources, the goal is to have an intuitive controller.
They also include story difficulty campaign missions that allow you to focus on historical moments and hone your skills as you progress towards more challenging challenges.
With Xbox Cloud Gaming (Beta), gamers are allowed to continue building their empires even when away from PC or console.
The game is available on Xbox Game Pass for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and Xbox Cloud Gaming (Beta) starting January 31, 2023 and can be purchased from the Xbox Store for $39,900. Age of Empires II: Deluxe Definitive Edition also
With the “The Lords of the West”, “Dawn of the Dukes” and “Dynasties of India” expansions it will be $179,900, but with Xbox Game Pass it will be $143,920.
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