Today Conan Exiles developer Funcom released a new video focusing on celebrating the 4th anniversary of the game.
The game officially launched on May 8, 2018, after spending a bit over a year on Steam Early Access, so today marks the anniversary of the actual release.
Interestingly, the video includes a tease of “one of the biggest updates Conan Exiles has ever received.”
Details weren’t shared besides the fact that we received “a little taste of what’s to come” during the Grave Matters event that launched on December 8, 2021, and ended on January 10.
It is likely that the update mentioned is going to be patch 3.0. One thing is for sure. Conan Exiles has come a very long way since its early access.
We’ll have to wait and see, but in the meanwhile, you can take a look at the video below.
Conan Exiles is available on PC, PS4, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X|S. You can take a look at the latest DLC, People of the Dragon, focusing on the Nemedian culture.
If you’re unfamiliar with it, here’s how Funcom describes the game:
“Conan Exiles is an online multiplayer survival game, now with mounts and mounted combat, set in the lands of Conan the Barbarian. Enter a vast, open-world sandbox and play together with friends and strangers as you build your own home or even a shared city. Survive freezing cold temperatures, explore loot-filled dungeons, develop your character from a lowly peasant to a mighty barbarian, and fight to dominate your enemies in epic siege wars.
Conan Exiles can be played in full single-player, co-op, or persistent online multiplayer.
After Conan himself saves your life by cutting you down from the corpse tree, you must quickly learn to survive. Weather scouring sandstorms, shield yourself from intense temperatures and hunt animals for food and resources. Explore a vast and seamless world, from the burning desert in the south to the snow-capped mountains of the north.
Forge the legacy of your clan as you fight to reclaim and dominate the Exiled Lands. Use the powerful building system to create anything from a small home to entire cities piece by piece. Wage war using swords, bows, siege weapons, and even take control of giant avatars of the gods to crush the homes of your enemies in epic battles.”
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