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East India Company demo out
The North American retail release for the real-time-strategy East India Company was today, but Europe will have to wait until the 14th. If you can’t wait for that long, you can grab a demo recently released by the game’s publisher, Paradox Interactive.
The demo weighs in at ~790MB, which isn’t bad considering the game has some pretty intense graphics. You can download it over at FileFront.
A nice little video launch trailer was also released yesterday, so be sure to check that out to decide if the demo’s worth your time.
East India Company launch trailer
East India Company is an upcoming real-time-strategy game brought to you by Paradox Interactive, the same folks who made King’s Bounty: The Legend and Mount & Blade. The game takes you through a history lesson, as you conquer the East Indies as the role of Governor Director.
The game is developed by Nitro Games and will be hitting North American stores tomorrow, followed by an August 14th release in Europe for the PC.
50% off all Paradox Interactive games this week
For this week only, Steam will be offering a 50% off deal on every single Paradox Interactive game in their library. The Swedish video game developer and publisher is known for its historical real-time-strategy games, such as the upcoming East India Company.
Among some of the titles currently on sale include King’s Bounty: The Legend, Mount & Blade, and the first two Heart of Iron games. The sale ends on July 26th so if you’re in the mood for a fun history lesson, be sure to check out these gems.
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Elven Legacy to be Revealed
Paradox Interactive has announced Elven Legacy, a fantasy-themed turn-based standalone expansion for Fantasy Wars.
Set for release early next year, the expansion will offer a nonlinear storyline, two primary campaigns – elf and human – and a mission editor to let you create your own missions and campaigns, as well as various multiplayer modes.
“This is one of the best-looking TBS games I’ve seen in a long time, and it follows in the same spirit of games like Heroes of Might and Magic, Master of Magic, and Warlords Battlecry”, said Paradox Interactive Executive Vice President Fredrik Wester. “The developers have really taken care to provide extensive depth and content, which could make this game one of those that stays on gamers hard drives for a long time.”