World War Z Steam
Riley Boylan
The Azoth Edition includes: Deluxe Edition content + additional premium digital game content
Scorching Sand apparel skin: with only your eyes exposed to the elements, look upon the dunes of sand and chart your course to victory.
Wicked Ways weapon set: when you stare into the gem, evil stares back.
Blunderbuss of Brimstone weapon skin: it feels warm in your hand, pulsing a kind of oppressive heat that almost smells of sulfur.
Sarcophagus housing item: a standing and functional piece of art that may or may not still be full of its haunted contents.
Celestial Hare house pet: the vast expanse of the universe resides within the fur of this pet that you can add to your home. Access to housing unlocks at level 15 in-game.
Aegyptus Crest pack: do you curse your foes or simply crush them with your might? Does it matter as long as they flee from your presence? Company Crests can only be used by the governor (creator) of a company.
Card Suit crest pack never reveal your hand until the gold is on the table. Company Crests can only be used by the governor (creator) of a company.
Title Desert Vanguard: first to explore the mysterious deserts of Aeternum.
Chest Pound Emote: a display of dominance.
Gold Dye [5x pack]: a consumable dye pack used to color parts of clothing and armor.
Silver Dye [5x pack]: a consumable dye pack used to color parts of clothing and armor.
Smoldering Scarlet Dye [5x Pack]: a consumable dye pack used to color parts of clothing and armor.
Enter the land of Aeternum ready to face the supernatural frontier with the New World Deluxe Edition.
- Explore a beautiful open world as you move through the wilderness and ruins of the island of Aeternum.
- Join forces with other players to form powerful companies of craftspeople, soldiers, and strategists.
- Claim and control territories to direct the development of settlements.
- Fight for survival against enemy raiders, the brutal wilderness, and a growing evil.
- Gather materials and craft thousands of items, from magical elixirs and deadly weapons to sprawling fortifications.
The Deluxe Edition includes: Woodsman armor skin
Stand out from the crowd or blend in with the forest with the Woodsman armor skin.
Woodsman hatchet skin
Complete the Woodsman look with this skin for the versatile hatchet.
Mastiff house pet
Make your house a home with the Mastiff house pet. Access to housing unlocks at level 15 in-game.
Rock/Paper/Scissors emote set
Rock, Paper, Scissors, a light-hearted game with friends or a tool for making difficult decisions.
New World digital art book
A collection of incredible concept art from the making of New World.
Fate has summoned you to the shores of Aeternum, the Eternal Isle. In a land hell-bent on your destruction, what will you do to survive?
- Explore a beautiful open world as you move through the wilderness and ruins of the island of Aeternum.
- Join forces with other players to form powerful companies of craftspeople, soldiers, and strategists.
- Claim and control territories to direct the development of settlements.
- Fight for survival against enemy raiders, the brutal wilderness, and a growing evil.
- Gather materials and craft thousands of items, from magical elixirs and deadly weapons to sprawling fortifications.
I bought Dragon Age Origins through Steam a long time ago. DA II and DA:I - recently on the sale.
After buying on the sale I decided to have a DA marathon and played through the Origins, then II.
Now I reached DAI and it forces me to import the hero and the worldstate through the dragonagekeep.com.
I logged in. The Keep sees that I own dlc (for DA II - I guess DAO is only registered in Steam so the Keep does not see the dlc).
But it does not see any achievements (which is not important for me per se, but I remember seeing messages about receiving them during playthrough), characters or world states. Neither for DAO nor for DA II.
All I see is crappy default ones.
I tried "sync career" several times. Tried using FireFox and Chrome. Tried launching DA II with a non-cut Origins and resaving the game in a new slot. Tried turning the Origin save cloud storage and tried turning it back on.
I did write the Origin tech support but honestly I do not expect a useful answer from EA. You know. If they were competent or had a good system running - I would not have the problem in the first place.
But if they do give a useful answer - I'll update my post or leave a comment.
It's a big let down for me - it's basically ruining the feel of my marathon. I guess I can waste some time to more or less recreate my choices with some of the "close enough" default heroes... But first it's a waste of time that should not be there.
And second - it feels fake. Don't know if you can relate, but there it is.
P.S. Playing DA II i also often had the error that said my cloud saves were outdated compared to what is on my hard disk. Now that I think about it - it could be related, but I just can't connect the dots maybe?
You have to create your world states. You don't have to own or have played DAO or DA2 for this (though it does help to understand the choices you're making). As far as I'm aware (there are some who disagree, so I'm not sure), DAO and DA2 stopped exporting character information when the old Bioware social site went down years ago, so you won't get your characters from those games exported to the Keep (all that got exported were names, gender, class, race/origin in Origins and picture). World states/game choices for DAO and DA2 were never exported to the Keep, you have to do those manually. The Keep is much newer than DAO or DA2, so they were never designed to work with it.
So what you need to do is go to editable world states in the Keep. Open one, make all the DAO and DA2 choices you want to make, there are default heroes for every class, race and gender (names for the warden and Hawke don't get imported into DAI so it doesn't really matter what first name you choose, you can change that information on the default hero if you want to, though). Once you have your world state how you want it, save it and set it to export to the game.
Then, when you start a new DAI playthrough, you can choose to use your custom world state during character creation. Only one world state can be exported at a time, so your only option should be your custom world state or the default.
I've been in the process of playing DAO for the past few weeks and my custom heroes were showing in the Keep a few days ago. Today they are gone. I am also using the Steam version. I read something about EA/Origins updating in some way that the accounts might now need to be linked to our Steam accounts? Haven't quite figured out how to do that yet.
@Dangerdawne If your custom characters from DAO are showing up in the Keep, that's great, I didn't think that was working anymore. Weird that they disappeared, they should only do that if you delete them from within the Keep, as far as I'm aware.
Still, even with your heroes showing up in the Keep, it will not and was not intended to import the actual world states from DAO and DA2, you have to do those manually. It *should* have your world state from DAI ("playthrough states" is for those), but the export isn't always... complete?
As far as I'm aware (there are some who disagree, so I'm not sure), DAO and DA2 stopped exporting character information when the old Bioware social site went down years ago, so you won't get your characters from those games exported to the Keep (all that got exported were names, gender, class, race/origin in Origins and picture).
As for disagreements, there are some people on this forum, including people of hero rank and community managers, who have told users that the Keep originally supported full world state imports. I'm firmly in your camp and know that the Keep never imported full world states.
Bah, I like making harder choices using the keeps lol. I am sure I am not the only one who ends up making "good" choices as oppose to "evil", but hating the result, but not wanting to be evil lol. Just makes it easier I think, especially in terms of getting rid of certain bonds of affection for future DA games. After all, who wants to be a "friend" of Red Jenny?
New World of Steam was announced for the Nintendo Switch during a Nintendo Direct on 8 February 2023, with no release date revealed.[1][2] No gameplay was shown; the teaser trailer consisted of Professor Hershel Layton walking through an industrial area.[3] A new trailer was released in March 2023, revealing that the game takes place one year after the end of Professor Layton and the Unwound Future, with the story taking place in an American town named Steam Bison.[4] Steam Bison has a steampunk aesthetic.[4]
In November 2023, it was announced that New World of Steam would be released in 2025.[5] Some details of the plot were released on the game's official website, with "highly advanced steam engines" causing a technological revolution in Steam Bison and a "mysterious incident" prompting Luke Triton to invite Hershel Layton to the town.[5]
The puzzles for the game will be designed by a group named QuizKnock, as Akira Tago, the puzzle designer for the other Professor Layton games, died in 2016.[6] Yo Oizumi will be reprising his role as Hershel Layton from previous titles, while Mio Imada will be voicing Luke Triton[6] in place of Maki Horikita, who announced her retirement from acting in 2017.[7]
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