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https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2020-05-02-elite-dangerous-developer-frontier-quietly-announces-warhammer-age-of-sigmar-rts

This may be relevant

That they're the folks behind Planet Zoo and Planet Coaster and Jurassic World whatever is actually more relevant. Partly because Zoo is really popular, and because they've dropped 3 $10/$12 DLCs in six months.

Also for console (and 'streaming services') has me dubious, however. That's a hard ask for robust strategy game, and if it isn't a robust strategy game I don't know that I'll care.

Anyway, 2023, so probably no news on this for a good long while.


I'm more curious what this means for the Creative Assembly deal. Is Warhammer 3 going to be the end of that partnership, and is CA going to be bitter about it?

I didn't know that these guys did those kind of sims. Makes me wonder if we're going to have something like a rim world type colony manager or something, which would be my dream to be honest. Set up a city near a realm gate, make sure there are trade routes, keep a defense against orcs or chaos... that would be pretty good in my oppinion.