As promised at the PC Gaming Show earlier this month, Dune: Spice Wars multiplayer is now available. The latest update to Dune: Spice Wars adds competitive multiplayer modes to the early access real-time strategy game, allowing you to team up with your friends or fight to the death for control of the planet Arrakis.
The multiplayer game Dune: Spice Wars currently consists of two modes: 2v2 and free-for-all. In any mode, AI players can fill any slot and each has a customizable difficulty level from “Easy” to “Crazy”. You can also set options for each multiplayer map, including activity levels for sandworms, storms, and sieges. Shiro Games says that you can also customize the victory conditions.
Here is the trailer:
The latest update to Dune: Spice Wars also includes a review of every tech tree in the game. Shiro Games says that it has focused on faction synergies and added new political options, events, and regions. There is a new set of Underworld HQ buildings, new construction art, and a small confirmation dialog when attacking a Sietch unit to help avoid international “incidents” resulting from wrong clicks.
The update also removes spice cargo ships, and Shiro Games says the shader issue means players using DirectX to render will have to reload all shaders in Dune: Spice Wars the next time they launch the game. , and that may be necessary. repeat from time to time. The studio is currently working on a fix.
As for the future, according to the official roadmap, a new (fifth) faction should appear in Dune: Spice Wars later this year.
Source : PC Gamesn
