Very strong trailer, doesn't tell much about gameplay though, on purpose or not?
Anyway, kudos to Art Department!

The gameplay is probably the same as the other two game's. Which is not a bad thing.

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Hold up, what? Can you link a source?

https://techraptor.net/gaming/news/expeditions-rome-developer-logic-artists-closing-down-to-make-nft-games

They're now going to make NFT games, lol.

https://techraptor.net/gaming/news/expeditions-rome-developer-logic-artists-closing-down-to-make-nft-games

Thanks. That's... disappointing. At least the IP is owned by THQ so it won't be lost.

nice :D what a waste of development
digital is good because it is not scarce and these want to put back scarcity ... so selfish

Expeditions Conquistador is a well balanced "trek" game where you manage-your-resources of your wheelhouse to not die plus widely explored dialog tree spun around a vast area to explore. You could even send always the same already mentally weak person to go first inside probably-snake-pits to explore and the dialog system always had some new fucked up thing to say. The turn-based combat was only the cherry on top.

Expeditions Viking stripped away most dialog and the sense of "trek" to give you .. loot boxes. That's right, click on every pottery and trash bag you find on the maps (where you can run around without penalty) to get some scrap you basically have to collect to craft items. They overscoped the turn-based system so nobody could understand it anymore and allegedly fired all the cool writers. Even at the end I felt nothing for the characters. Being extremely bugged on release also didn't help.

Oh, and nfts are for money laundering. Duh.

a job is a job... good luck to them

Idiots chasing trends which may very likely implode. Ya can't fix stupid. *le sigh*

Sad to hear that Logic Artists is moving away from normal-person games. I really liked Viking and am planning to pick up Rome whenever I get around to taking on another RPG.
My assumption would be that it's door number two, i.e. Magic The Gathering but digital and with a lot more rich tech types desperately flinging money around.

Can't believe they are taking that gamble. Great idea to get in earlier but there is no guarantee NFT trend now will stay and explode in the future (could tank hard like normal crypto if anyone who dabbles in it know very well despite the hype....)
As for the game....lets see what happens although i like the subject matter :D

Is it dumbed-down or why do you think it's worse?
I've only played Conquistadors and liked it, but this one seems to be rather different.