Age of Empires 4's Microsoft Store page seems to provide further evidence that the real-time strategy title is headed to Xbox consoles.
Microsoft is rethinking its approach to post-launch updates for Age of Empires 4, and has provided a sneak peak at what to expect from its next couple of seasons.
A recently discovered codename suggests that an Xbox port of 2021's Age of Empires 4 is currently being tested.
The latest entry in the beloved real-time strategy series gets a roadmap of what to expect in terms of updates for the next year.
Age of Empires 4's developers are exploring potential ways for how to make the strategy title work well on a console.
Microsoft's beloved real time strategy series returns with a long-awaited sequel, with Age of Empires 4 launching in a couple of days.
New multiplayer match focuses on the French and Chinese civilizations, with another new map serving as the stage for the action.
The strategy title's newest trailer reveals the Holy Roman Empire civilization, which will star in the Rise of Moscow campaign.
Fans of the Age of Empires series are also advised to stay tuned for more news tomorrow at Gamescom Opening Night Live at 11 AM PST.
Use the Nest of Bees to fire deadly projectiles at enemies from afar, or palings to deter cavalry units in enemy forces.
"I don't even remember when we last had crunch," says game director Quinn Duffy.
Age of Empires franchise director Adam Isgreen says fans should "stay tuned."
AoE2's Dawn of Dukes expansion will take you to Eastern Europe, while AoE3 will add the US civilization.
A closed beta is also coming for insiders.
The RTS is coming to Windows Store, Xbox Game Pass for PC and Steam.
The new campaign sees King Harold and Duke William battling for the throne.
Tune in for new updates on Age of Empires 4 and the Definitive Editions of AoE 2 and 3.
Series fans have reason to be excited, according to journalist Jeff Grubb.
World's Edge is currently working on polishing the game.
