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Age of Empires III: Definitive Edition is launching a new way to play! For the first time, new players can now join the ranks of this historical and stunning RTS experience with a rotating roster of the game’s 16 civilizations which can be played in both single player and multiplayer games FREE of purchase on Steam.Now is the time to try Age of Empires III: Definitive Edition! Play for the first time or current AoE III: DE players can invite their friends for epic battles in striking 4K Ultra HD graphics.Starting today, AoE III: DE will be offering new players the opportunity to play a free trial that gives access to the following:3 civs on a rotating schedule for skirmish & multiplayer matches8 hostable mapsAct 1 of the Blood, Ice, and Steel campaignArt of War challengesAnd more!Plus, all players will be able to join in on monthly global events to unlock new Hero Cosmetics!How to AccessAge of Empires III: Definitive Edition is now available to download for free on Steam! New players can jump into a trial version simply by downloading the game on Steam, and open to access straight from the menu!Already own Age of Empires III: Definitive Edition? Then fear not, as this will not impact current players. All you have to do is invite your friends!Or, are you ready to access Age of Empires III: Definitive Edition base game with all the civilizations and extras? Get the base game instead!What is Included?Pool of 3 Playable Civilizations on a Rotating SchedulePlayers can pick from 3 civilizations on a rotating schedule. Every week, the first civilization adding to the starting pool rotates out and a new one in. First up in the roster of playable civilizations are the French, Haudenosaunee, and Russians.First civilization rotation is on August 18th.The First

Age of Empires III: Definitive Edition 'The African Royals' Expansion Pack Guide: New Civilizations, Release Date, Price + What to Expect (Photo : Photo from the Age of Empires' Website) It is time to experience history from the perspective of an ancient African empire as Age of Empires 3 receives the "The African Royals" Expansion Pack for its Definitive Edition.The said Expansion Pack will bring in the new Africa continent along with brand new civilizations for players to explore and play with. The African Royals will also let them experience all new Historical battles, as well as maps, new Indigenous Civilizations to ally with, and new Achievements for them to get.New CivilizationsAccording to a post in Age of Empire's website, two new civilizations will debut in the Age of Empires III from The African Royals Expansion Pack, namely the Ethiopians and the Hausa.Update 38254 is HERE for #AoE3DE! On top of all the new changes, features, and improvements coming with today's build, The African Royals introduces two brand-new civilizations and their magnificent kingdoms: the Ethiopians and the Hausa! pic.twitter.com/B5AsOyrrmo— Age of Empires (@AgeOfEmpires) August 2, 2021Players who are playing the Ethiopians can build Mountain Monasteries and control unique units such as the Shotel Warriors, who are shock warriors that can attack quickly and break enemy lines, the Neftenyas, who can initiate powerful skirmishes despite being expensive, and the Gascenyas, who can attack faster when they are closer to the target.READ ALSO: 'Age of Empires II' News & Updates: Game Set Up Getting a New Expansion Featuring Southeast AsiaThey can also train the mighty Oromo Warriors that can cut down enemy cavalry charges, while deploying mortars that could rain explosive shots on enemy units and building alike.Ethiopians, according to Techraptor, also excels in herding cattle, which can be traded at the Livestock Market for Wood and Coins.Players who choose controlling the Hausa, on the other hand, can build inspiring Griots and influential Universities, as well as launch lucrative Livestock trades, while guarding their possessions with the Maigadis, their unique infantry unit that can launch powerful Heavy Ranged attacks, and their imported

The original Age of Empires III features three different architecture sets, each used by either two or three of eight European civilizations overall. The Definitive Edition adds three more Western civilizations, one per set. Non-European civilizations added in The WarChiefs, The Asian Dynasties, and The African Royals all have unique styles. The current number of civilizations is 22 (plus additional derived civilizations that are only found in the campaigns).In the Exploration Age, all Europeans share an architecture set based on colonial log cabins. Other Exploration Age architecture sets are shared by the Chinese and Japanese, on one hand, and the Ethiopians and Hausa on another. In all these cases the architecture changes from the Commerce Age on.All civilizations have a unique flag that appears waving over the civilization's main buildings and ships, even if they share architecture.List of architecture sets[]SetCivilizationsExampleEastern European Germans Russians SwedesMediterranean/Southern European Italians Maltese Mexicans Ottomans Portuguese SpanishWestern European British Dutch French United StatesEast Asian (until the Colonial Age[notes 1]) Chinese JapaneseAfrican Ethiopians HausaUnique AztecsAztecsHaudeno…IncaIndiansLakota Haudenosaunee Inca Indians LakotaCampaign-only civilizations[]The following civilizations can only be found in campaign mode, and are alterations of the playable civilizations to some extent.SetCivilizationsEastern European Circle of Ossus TatarsMediterranean/Southern European Barbary Pirates Knights of St. John MoroccansWestern European Black Family Estate Canadians John Black's Mercenaries Pirates United States (campaign) United States (scenario)African Ethiopians (scenario) SomaliansSome of these factions have mixed architecture or change style based on the scenario:The Knights of St. John have British Churches (and also Settlers and Priests) despite using

Build their tribes into great civilizations. You can choose from one of several ways to win the game, including: World Domination (conquering enemy civilizations), Exploration of the known World, and Economic Victory through the accumulation of wealth. Age of Empires is an epic real-time strategy game spanning 10,000 years, in which players are the guiding spirit in the evolution of small stone age tribes. Starting with minimal resources, players are challenged to build their tribes into great civilizations. You can choose from one of several ways to win the game, including: World Domination (conquering enemy civilizations), Exploration of the known World, and Economic Victory through the accumulation of wealth. Age of Empires is an epic real-time strategy game spanning 10,000 years, in which players are the guiding spirit in the evolution of small stone age tribes. Starting with minimal resources, players are challenged to build their tribes into great civilizations. You can choose from one of several ways to win the game, including: World Domination (conquering enemy civilizations), Exploration of the known World, and Economic Victory through the accumulation of wealth. Rise of Rome is an add-on expansion for the original Age of Empires game. It focuses entirely on the legendary Roman Empire. Challenge veterans and novices alike to wage war on an epic scale with four additional civilizations, several unique units, new technologies, and new campaigns, including the showcase campaign that focuses on the Rise of Rome itself. Age of Empires, the pivotal RTS that launched a 20-year legacy