The Falconeer: Warrior Edition coming to PS5, PS4 and Nintendo Switch this August
Wired Productions have announced they will be bringing
The Falconeer: Warrior Edition to Playstation 4, Playstation 5 and Nintendo Switch on 5th August. The Warrior Edition of this critically acclaimed game features a wealth of content plus an all-new content pack called Edge of the World. Watch the
The Falconeer: Warrior Edition announcement trailers for both consoles below…
The
Warrior Edition features a large number of updates as well as every single DLC pack released for the game since its launch on the Xbox family and Steam, including The Kraken, The Hunter and Atun’s Folly, there’s also the addition of the upcoming expansion Edge of the World. Other additions include re-recording of significant voice-over work and a more streamlined prologue tutorial.
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The Falconeer: Warrior Edition includes a huge number of updates and every single DLC pack released since its original launch on the Xbox family of devices and Steam, including The Kraken, The Hunter and Atun’s Folly, as well as the upcoming expansion, Edge of the World. Further additions also include the re-recording of significant voice-over work, and a streamlined prologue tutorial.
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