Age of Empires IV already has an official trailer and gameplay, but no release date
Presented the trailer for Age of Empires IV and a gameplay that shows us how the game will be graphically, among other details of the game.
A few hours ago the Microsoft X019 event started, where important news regarding games is expected. What we did not know is that they would let us see and after a long time of waiting new data from Age of Empires IV has been published. The development of the game has been counted very calmly, but today data of the expected fourth installment have been revealed.
Age of Empires is one of the most important sagas in history and highly recognized. The third installment is not very well valued, being quite weak. The second installment and its expansion is one of the most recognized in the industry. The fourth installment is expected to pick up the essence of the second game.
Age of Empires IV Trailer and Gameplay
During the announcement we have seen the trailer and also a gameplay that allows us to see the new graphics. This game has been developed by the World's Edge studio for more than two years. Logically this is a great responsibility.
Microsoft Game Studios has created the World's Edge division, led by industry veteran Shannon Loftis. The release date has not been revealed, but it is expected to launch as early as next year.
The trailer allows us to see that this new installment will have a higher level of detail. Loftis guarantees that the graphics shown in video are those shown in the game. In addition, the weather conditions will affect us in strategy and in battle. We can also see a preview of what the cities and villagers will be like.
We also know that the scenario will be affected by the different battles. We will thus see damaged walls and all kinds of destruction in real time.
The new installment is focused on the Middle Ages and we can choose between the English and the Mongols to control the world. It will arrive for the Xbox and PC, the Age of Empires IV, which has no release date.
