New Dune: Spice Wars Update Available Today

Funcom has launched the new Line in the Sand update for Dune: Spice Wars this morning, bringing improvements and community requested features to the strategy game!

As the game inches closer and closer to leaving Early Access, Dune: Spice Wars continues to get better. Today brings about the latest update, Line in the Sand, which adds a host of new features and improvements for current players:

Dune: Spice Wars, the 4X real-time strategy game from Northgard developer Shiro Games and co-publisher Funcom, continues to expand with today’s major Line in the Sand Update. Shiro Games have added a huge amount of content since the beginning of its prolific Early Access phase, including multiplayer, a new faction, flying units, new buildings, and much more.

 

Today’s update adds and improves content across the board, including many requests by the community. Players can now review and flaunt their performance through an entirely new and highly requested feature – an end of game stats board. Military units have also been rebalanced and received major AI improvements.

 

Additionally, map generation and starting spawns have been improved to create fairer game starts, and a Landsraad bar has been added that shows the various phases of the intricate system, making them easier to track. Moreover, there are new regions, military gear, village traits, spying operations, and councilor reworks, just to name a few.

 

Made with the fan of the Dune universe’s intrigue in mind, Dune: Spice Wars provides the perfect theater for the dramatic tension of Great Houses vying for control of the spice. Lead your favorite faction and unfold your plan, striking when they least expect it.

Dune: Spice Wars is set to release out of Early Access at some point this year.

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