Microtransactions won’t be there In an interview with PCGamesN, the creative director of the game denied the possibility of microtransactions in the game. Outposts AoE 4 would have the option of building the outposts, like AoE 3. AoE3, on the other hand, had big-sized cannons like Li’l Bombards at the most that had to be placed quite near to the walls to damage them. Siege weaponry The game has added siege weaponry and would allow you to destroy enemy walls with much ease as the trailer showed the use of trebuchets. When asked about the number of civilisations in the upcoming game, he reportedly said: “You can expect to see fewer than the 13 that shipped with Age of Empires II, as we’re aiming for more uniqueness with each civilisation rather than quantity.” Manning the walls would be possible In Age of Empires 4, manning the walls would be possible and as such, you could station your troops with the ranged attack on the battlements to fire down on the enemy, something which was not possible in AoE3. The report is based on a statement given by creative director Adam Isgreen in an interview with PCGamesN. Fewer civilisations AoE4 would have fewer civilisations than AoE2, claims a report by PCGamesN. The game trailer showed the Mongol hordes besieging an English citadel, which means the Mongols are confirmed as a playable civilization for now, apart from the English.

New civilisations New civilizations are expected to be added to the game. So, what new things would the game offer? Here is a rundown on all things confirmed yet for Age of Empires 4: The Company of Heroes link Age of Empires 4 (AoE4) is being developed by Relic Entertainment, the developers of Company of Heroes, the highest-rated RTS yet, in collaboration with Xbox Game Studios. The first look at Age of Empires 4 gameplay was unveiled by Microsoft during the Xbox X019 event held in London last year with a gameplay trailer. The genre has almost dried out of quality titles and AoE 4 seems to be one of the best bets that may help revive it. Why? Because there has been a dearth of RTS games in recent years. When Age of Empires 4 launches, it is likely to be big. Now, with all three remastered versions having been launched, Microsoft is looking to continue the Age of Empires franchise with Age of Empires 4. It marked the completion of the Definitive Edition trilogy of Age of Empires games which consists of all the Definitive Editions of all the three main Age of Empires titles.

Microsoft launched the Definitive Edition of classic real time strategy (RTS) game Age of Empires 3 (AoE3) on October 15 this year.

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