Untold Scenarios DLC Now Available for Ara: History Untold
Untold Scenarios DLC Now Available for Ara: History Untold
Stardock Entertainment and Oxide Games, in partnership with Xbox Game Studios, today announced the release of the Untold Scenarios DLC for the historical strategy game Ara: History Untold.
Untold Scenarios includes several different situations to choose from, which place you right in the center of critical moments in human history as well as some hypothetical “what-if” scenarios that explore interesting alternative historical settings!
Key features of Ara: History Untold - Untold Scenarios include:
- Historical Scenarios: Players will experience detailed recreations of significant historical periods, such as the Bronze Age Collapse, the Clash of Hemispheres, and Europe at the Crossroads.
- Hypothetical Scenarios: The DLC introduces "what-if" scenarios designed to explore alternate histories.
- Custom Gameplay: Each scenario features uniquely crafted maps, distinct national characteristics, and event-driven gameplay designed to provide varied strategic challenges with every playthrough.
Untold Scenarios content requires the Ara: History Untold base game product.
In addition to the Untold Scenarios DLC, Ara: History Untold released the major 1.4 Living Strategy Update today. Check it out here.
Each Scenario includes new technologies and units that are custom to that scenario. For example, the Mongol Invasion scenario takes the player back to the ancient Steppes of Mongolia and lets the Mongols develop their unique Horse Archery and Horse Breeding technologies that are only available to the Mongols.
Other scenarios put the player at critical moments in human history. How might the American western expansion gone if just a few things were different?
Europe at the Crossroads takes 18th century Europe and replaces some of the key leaders of their name with the leaders from Ara: History Untold. How might events have gone differently with different leaders at this pivotal moment?
Untold Scenarios even includes imaginary scenarios such as Islands, where each island has its own unique resources. Do players trade with each other to obtain these resources or build a mighty navy to control the seas and seize the resources for themselves?