News
The latest news about Aetas.
This is where you'll find what's going on with Aetas. The latest news is at the top.
Aetas 0.7.0: a bigger tutorial and a map in every briefing
A tutorial in seven chapters, reworked missions at Troy, Marathon, Thermopylae and Cannae, hand-drawn briefing maps, and computer armies that no longer stall at your walls.
Aetas is out in Early Access
Aetas is now available in Early Access on Steam, with a free demo coming soon.
Aetas 0.6.1: hospitals for your allies
Hospitals heal your allies too, camp builders get straight to work, and a clear end window when the others leave after a match.
Aetas 0.6.0: a better game list
Ping to every host, sorting and filters in the game list, friends at the top, getting your own seat back after a disconnect, and replays without fog of war.
Aetas 0.5.0: turn the view, control your replays
Rotate the view, replays with pause, slow motion and a timeline, drag to build a whole row, and a new balance between archers, cavalry and siege.
Aetas 0.4.3: icons on the command buttons
Every research option and command now has its own icon, the multiplayer lobby is tidier, and units walk around mountain ridges instead of getting stuck.
Aetas 0.4.2: computer opponents that build towns and attack like armies, and real mountains
Computer players build logical bases in five styles, gather their armies before they attack and finish the job. Real mountain ridges on Highlands, four new technologies and XP for online play.
Aetas 0.4.1: walls at any angle, round fog of war and more wood for everyone
Draw walls diagonally or in a ring, a fog of war with soft round edges, enough forest near every start, computer players that finish off a weakened opponent, and you can now build on top of your own units.
Aetas 0.4: six peoples that really play differently, a real fort and a smarter opponent
Six peoples that each start differently, miss something and have two technologies of their own; a real fort; a computer opponent that reads the land and sees its attacks through; save a multiplayer match and finish it another evening; 59 new achievements; ten new technologies; French and Polish; and a long list of fixes.
Aetas 0.3: talk to your team, and your friends can see what you're playing
Voice chat in the lobby and during the match, an army that marches together, a training queue that follows you into the next age, and Aetas in a lot more places on Steam.
Aetas 0.2: campaigns, battles and six real peoples
The biggest update so far. 48 campaign missions, six historic battles, rebuilt civilizations, fairer maps and three new map types.
Aetas is on Steam!
Aetas has its own page in the Steam store. Not out yet, but you can add it to your wishlist right now.