On May 8, 2025, Paradox Interactive revealed the real name of Project Caesar: Europa Universalis V. Which is something the community has suspected for the entire time of Caesar’s run, largely due to its start date of 1337 and the fact that EU4 is nearly twelve years old at this point. But what is Eupropa Universalis V going to be?
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Last summer, I said I was going to do a review on the DLC for Against the Storm. And then I realized I wasn’t far enough along to experience all of it, so I let it be. Well, now I am far enough along, and if you’re a console gamer, you can get far along as well: because Against the Storm is coming to consoles on June 26.
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Nintendo has announced the Switch 2, set to release some time in 2025. Other than that, we don’t know a whole lot about what it will be.
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We’ve learned a bit more about Sid Meier’s Civilization VII today with a gameplay showcase given by Firaxis and the Civ team. Not a lot was said, and the “gameplay” was pretty light on the actual playing of the game. We do however, know a lot more than what we did with that old teaser trailer. So set your calendars, because on February 11 of next year, we’ll be getting the newest of the Civilization franchise–releasing both on PC and console.
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The thing that got me into gaming, and something that still holds a little place in my heart, is a little something called “RollerCoaster Tycoon“. So, as you can imagine, the spiritual spiritual successor to the…fallen series, a the 2016 Planet Coaster, is something, makes me pretty happy as well. That’s why I’m pretty dang excited for the announcement of Plant Coaster 2.
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If it was thought that the Civilization fans had a bad wait, the Metroid fans have been going 17 years without a new 3D game. And sure, Metroid Dread was great, and we got a remake of Prime 1 on the Switch last year, but the wait was painful, especially with with knowing a new game was coming since 2017.
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Fresh off the release of the Rulers of the Sahara leader pack, some even bigger news was revealed: Civilization 7 is coming. As for what we know about it, well…basically its (future) existence. We have no real idea of any new or returning gameplay features, or even leaders, beyond the ones that always appear in Civ games. With not even a release date announced, though, we can assume that it’s still a ways away. It’s also pretty safe to assume that no more new content will be coming out for Civilization 6, and that Firaxis will be devoting all of its time to the next game in the series.
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The 2022 Nintendo Direct livestream hosted by Yoshiaki Koizumi took place earlier today, with a number of big pieces of news announced–more than I could put in here. Arguably the biggest is a launch date for the sequel to Breath of the Wild. No longer name after its predecessor, the game is called The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.
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RimWorld Console Edition was announced for Xbox One and PlayStation 4 on June 29, and is set to release on July 29, 2022 with backwards compatibility for the newer consoles. The game will feature the first DLC, Royalty, with plans for more in the future. While it hasn’t been directly said that Ideology will be coming to consoles, developer Ludeon Studios has said that “we aim to bring more of the PC content over to the console edition in the future but need to evaluate the impact on the performance of already-released content before we commit to anything further.”
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More RimWorld is coming with version 1.3, which will add some major, free features to the game. The expansion was announced on July 4, and the beta is currently playable now by changing your game settings on Steam to allow of beta updates. Along with the free update, the paid expansion “Ideology” will also be coming out with the full release of 1.3.
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