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Ghost Recon Breakpoint Will be Skipping Steam on PC
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Ubisoft has confirmed that Ghost Recon Breakpoint will be skipping Steam on PC, instead preferring the Epic Games Store.
Ubisoft confirmed the news to PCGamesN. Ghost Recon Breakpoint will join other Ubisoft games to choose the Epic Games Store over Steam, including Tom Clancy’s The Division 2 and Anno 1800.
Several other games, of course, have been nabbed by the Epic Games Store of late, including Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey, Outer Wilds, and Borderlands 3. While all of those games have limited exclusivity (after which they will release on other storefronts such as Steam), Ubisoft has announced no such deal with its games to come to Steam afterwards.
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Decide France’s Industrial Future in New Railway Empire DLC
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11 hours agoon
May 25, 2019
Kalypso Media has announced new downloadable content for its rail management simulator title Railway Empire.
In the new ‘France’ DLC, players can build their railway in the wake of the exile of Emperor Napoleon III. The Third Republic has taken power following the collapse of the French monarchy, so players have the power to decide the industrial future of France.
Players can decide to help rebuild the country’s infrastructure (alongside the new “Eiffel Tower”), or to increase the strength of the country’s borders to prepare for military conflict.
The DLC is set between 1874–1890 and adds 10 train engines, over 12 tradeable goods, and 31 new cities, as well as new songs and characters. The map can be played in the Free Game and Sandbox modes.
Railway Empire: ‘France’ is now available for PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One for US$12.99. The game has also received a new update (Update 1.9).
Check out the trailer for the new DLC below.
OnlySP’s Rhain Radford-Burns discussed the importance of Railway Empire in the wider genre of historical games, noting that “the developer grants an insight into the importance of such seemingly menial tasks.”
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