It is still curious that Xbox Game Studios has waited until January 26 to publish the first trailer of Lords of the West, the same day this new payment expansion goes on sale for Age of Empires II: Definitive Edition.
It is, logically, one of January’s Top PC Releases. A DLC that comes out of 9,99 dollars on Steam, or 8,99 dollars in Microsoft Store (small discount if we have Xbox Game Pass for PC), with content never seen in the 1999 classic, being exclusive to your 2019 Definitive Edition.
As we comment a few weeks ago, include three new campaigns (Eduardo el Zanquilargo, Los Grandes Duques de Occidente and Los Hautevilles), completely dubbed into Spanish, apart from introducing two new civilizations: the Burgundians and the Sicilians. With all this, many overtime hours are guaranteed.
Let’s not forget that the own Age of Empires II: Definitive Edition already included a new expansion compared to the 1999 original (The Last Khans), along with four more expansions, both of the Ensemble Studios classic and the subsequent Steam remastering from a few years ago. Will more be on the way? And what will happen to Age of Empires III: Definitive Edition? And with Age of Empires IV?
