Exploring the planetary ruins and encountering other surviving factions that have each evolved in their own way, players will unravel the history of a shattered civilization. In Age of Wonders: Planetfall, players will emerge from the dark age of a fallen galactic empire to craft a new future for their people. Slated for release for PC and console in 2019, Planetfall will bring all the exciting turn-based empire building and immersive tactical combat of its predecessors to an all-new sci-fi setting. STOCKHOLM - Paradox Interactive today announced Age of Wonders: Planetfall, a new upcoming strategy game from Triumph Studios, creators of the critically acclaimed Age of Wonders and Overlord series. Also, Paradox announced another new game titled Surviving Mars coming in 2018 for PS4, Xbox One, and PC.Sci-fi incarnation of turn-based classic has players reach for new frontiers. Recently, Civilization V lead designer Jon Shafer joined Paradox Interactive to direct an unannounced new game. They also developed the first two Overlord games, though the rights are owned by Codemasters and weren’t part of this acquisition. It launched in 2014, but has been expanded with a constant amount of solid DLC since then. The developer’s last game was action-strategy Age of Wonders 3, which mixed empire management with turn-based tactical combat featuring everything from dragons to gigantic machines of destruction fueled by divine power.
We have great faith in Lennart, Arno, and the Triumph team, and our main focus now is to ensure that they can continue to create their magic under new ownership."įounder Lennart Sas said in his own statement that Triumph has been approached by others but the company declined all offers until now because, with Paradox, it's "not merely a business transaction." Hinting that it's something much grander.
They are world-leading within their niche and have built a large and dedicated community over the years, counting quite a few Paradox employees among their hardcore fans. "Triumph Studios is a developer of our own heart. Paradox CEO Fredrik Wester said in a statement:
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