Anno 1800 headed to PS5 and Xbox Series consoles Release date technical test and more
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If you haven't done so already, check out the full Release Notes here: Game Update 15.1 is now live with several bug fixes and balance changes.If you haven't done so already, check out the full Release Notes here: Anno 1800 is expected to arrive in early 2023 on consoles, and in addition, there will be a technical test for the game on PlayStation and Xbox platforms.
Read more on the Anno Union: Welcome to the Age of Airships! Fasten your seatbelts and embark on a new adventure with "Empire of the Skies".Read more on the Anno Union: Firstly, it should be noted that the Console Edition will only arrive in the form of a base gaming experience, which means no DLC, at least for the launch period. The game has seen a lot of DLC content so far, and while there is no word about it at the moment, fans can likely expect an arrival on consoles down the line. Furthermore, a technical test will be hosted next month in November. PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series XS owners can participate by registering on the official site . Given how demanding the city-builder can be, this is a good move, especially since Anno 1800 is known to be demanding even on high-end PCs. With this technical test, players can get an early feel of the game while the developers can iron out any pending kinks. The game also has a multiplayer element, allowing over a dozen players in one session, so this is another ideal way of seeing how it holds up. Do note that registrants for the technical test will have to sign an NDA (Non-Disclosure Agreement), a contract between Ubisoft and the player, where the latter is not allowed to disclose details about the target product that they have been granted hands-on access to.
Anno 1800 headed to PS5 and Xbox Series consoles Release date technical test and more
The underrated real-time strategy title is scheduled toa rrive on current gen consoles in the future (Images via Ubisoft/Sony) The latest in overlooked RTS (real-time strategy) series, is finally coming to PlayStation 5, Xbox Series XS, and Amazon Luna platforms. Subtitled "Console Edition", it will be a feature-rich version of the city-builder that will see a tweaked user interface for controller input. This was revealed in a recent blog update amidst new content for the existing PC version. Game Update 15.1 is now live with several bug fixes and balance changes.If you haven't done so already, check out the full Release Notes here: Game Update 15.1 is now live with several bug fixes and balance changes.If you haven't done so already, check out the full Release Notes here: Anno 1800 is expected to arrive in early 2023 on consoles, and in addition, there will be a technical test for the game on PlayStation and Xbox platforms.
Anno 1800 Console Edition brings addictive city management to a brand new audience
Welcome to the Age of Airships! Fasten your seatbelts and embark on a new adventure with "Empire of the Skies".Read more on the Anno Union: Welcome to the Age of Airships! Fasten your seatbelts and embark on a new adventure with "Empire of the Skies".Read more on the Anno Union: Firstly, it should be noted that the Console Edition will only arrive in the form of a base gaming experience, which means no DLC, at least for the launch period. The game has seen a lot of DLC content so far, and while there is no word about it at the moment, fans can likely expect an arrival on consoles down the line. Furthermore, a technical test will be hosted next month in November. PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series XS owners can participate by registering on the official site . Given how demanding the city-builder can be, this is a good move, especially since Anno 1800 is known to be demanding even on high-end PCs. With this technical test, players can get an early feel of the game while the developers can iron out any pending kinks. The game also has a multiplayer element, allowing over a dozen players in one session, so this is another ideal way of seeing how it holds up. Do note that registrants for the technical test will have to sign an NDA (Non-Disclosure Agreement), a contract between Ubisoft and the player, where the latter is not allowed to disclose details about the target product that they have been granted hands-on access to.