We'll have more details on this once the July holiday season is over.Īh yes, July, the dreaded month where everything in Sweden shuts down, including game development studios. This will be an update with the 64-bit support and bugfixes, but will not contain any of the things we've been discussing around the European Update. In the meantime, as this is an unprecedentedly long time between releases for the game, we will be releasing a free update to the game post-summer. While the expansion release is certainly a long time away, we believe that this is the best way to deliver the quality that EUIV deserves. I've been seeing comments along the line of wanting the expansion released as soon as possible from people excited about the content updates when we haven't even touched on the mechanical ones yet. We have previously said that we aim to release said update late this year, but this is now being moved into 2020 for a variety of reasons, not least of all that we have many ambitions for this update, and want to give it the development time it deserves. There's certainly been plenty of it (and I'm told even more to come) but today I'm here to update you on the development plans for EUIV leading up to said expansion, and to tease the new mechanics to come.Īs we laid out early on in the year, we intend to take our time with the upcoming European update.
Over the past eight dev diaries, our content design team, Caesar and have been serving up a plethora of content that will be coming your way in the upcoming European Update and its accompanying expansion.
Hello all and welcome to today's dev diary for EUIV.
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