For Fredrik Wester, CEO of Paradox Interactive, this success is first and foremost that of the good compatibility between the Swedish publisher and the Dutch studio, the former having acquired the latter in June 2017. Longtime Paradox fans have identified a number of ways the game draws inspiration from other Paradox titles, but Age of Wonders 4 retains Triumph’s signature style and the perfect blend of strategy, role-playing and fantastic story from start to finish. This is wonderful proof of the compatibility between the DNA of our two companies. commented Fredrik Wester in a communiqué.
For his part, Lennart Sas, co-founder of Triumph Studios and director of Age of Wonders 4, is delighted with the warm welcome from the community, both franchise veterans and newcomers, while recalling that support for the game has only just begun. In fact, a first content pack titled Dragon Dawn is already scheduled for the summer of 2023 as part of a passe d’extension sold as expensive as the base game. It must be said that its roadmap extends until the spring of 2024 with the program two content packs and two extensions.
