The cult-est of cult classic strategy series gets a third entry.
Everyone loves the part of mythical history where the gods are fighting each other and the firmament of the world is going to come crashing down. I can't imagine the people who lived during it liked it very much, though, which is what we're about to find out in Six Ages 2: Lights Going Out, a story-driven strategy and resource management game from the same storied legacy as King of Dragon Pass, when it releases on August 21st, 2023.
It's set in the world of Glorantha, a storied fantasy world going back nearly 50 years of gaming, and beloved for its focus on a brightly-colored and wildly unfamiliar mythological take on the entire fantasy genre. It's a world more influenced by the strangeness of real myth rather than the dirty reality or high adventure of other fantasy settings.
"The world is ending, and your small clan’s survival depends on how you manage its relationship with the remaining gods and their followers," says developer A Sharp. It's a game formula that has proven very compelling to very many people, as the internal politics of your small group and their relationships with the rest of the world have a huge impact on the fate of your tribe and people., way back in 1999, started this series.
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