To celebrate the 10th anniversary of HITMAN (2016), the first game in what has since become the World of Assassination trilogy, IO Interactive and Laced Records have unlocked the HITMAN music vault to bring Niels Bye Nielsen’s three scores to music services and lethally hot wax for the very first time.
HITMAN WORLD OF ASSASSINATION TRILOGY SOUNDTRACK
Pre-orders are open now for a 4LP box set spanning 44 carefully curated tracks from HITMAN (2016), HITMAN 2, and HITMAN III, as well as bonus tracks from the Freelancer and Sniper Challenge modes. All tracks have been specially remastered for vinyl, with this unique collection capturing the cinematic tension and atmosphere at the heart of HITMAN: World of Assassination.
An Exclusive Edition variant with Sanguine Marble transparent black and red discs is only available via Laced Records, while a standard black edition is available via Laced and retail partners.
For the vinyl box art, the IOI team created a bespoke sleeve design themed around the centres of power in the World of Assassination. Records are paired with printed inner sleeves and presented in a rigid board slip case with a printed silver laminate wrap, finished with a deadly stylish blood-red obi strip.
This collectible box set also includes liner notes from composer Niels Bye Nielsen explaining his compositional process for each game in the trilogy.
61 TRACKS FROM HITMAN WORLD OF ASSASSINATION TRILOGY NOW AVAILABLE TO STREAM AND DOWNLOAD ON MUSIC SERVICES
As Agent 47 makes his way across the globe from Paris to the Carpathian Mountains, so does Nielsen’s music, spanning everything from Argentinian tango and German techno to solo piano sonatas and fingerpicked guitar melodies.
For the very first time, the 61-track digital release is also now available to stream and download via Spotify, Apple Music, Bandcamp and more.
iFi audio is proud to unveil the successor to their highly popular, highly portable USB dongle DAC – the GO link 2 Max.
The GO link 2 Max is a USB-C dongle that transforms your phone, laptop, or PC into a powerful high-resolution audio source – allowing it to reveal new layers of depth in your music.
Offering up to 241mW of output power and balanced architecture for improved dynamics, lower noise, and greater sonic control, it brings out the best in your headphones – not only improving what you have, but delivering more as your system evolves.
Key Features of the GO link 2 Max include:
Hi-Res Plug-And-Play Dongle DAC: Instantly upgrades headphone listening from any USB device
ESS Sabre DAC Chipset: Supports up to 32-bit/384kHz PCM and native DSD256 audio
Dual DAC Architecture: Improves detail, definition and instrument separation
Dynamic Range Enhancement: Adds up to 6dB between the loudest and quietest moments
S-Balanced Single Ended Output: Cuts channel crosstalk in half for cleaner audio playback
THD compensation: Reduces distortion by up over 50% compared to the original GO link Max
iFi Nexis App Support: Selectable digital filters and over-the-air updating* via mobile.
*All iFi Nexis functionality – including firmware updates, filter selection and volume limiting – are additional features exclusive to Android devices.
Doubling Down.
The engine driving this small but mighty machine is a pair of ESS Sabre DAC chips, selected for their impressive yet power-efficient performance in portable DACs.
With a single DAC chip dedicated to each audio channel, instrument separation and definition is elevated, with every musician placed with pinpoint precision in the GO link 2 Max’s expansive soundstage.
Dynamics, Unlocked.
We’ve hacked the GO link 2 Max’s DAC chips to unlock Dynamic Range Enhancement (DRE), giving +6dB additional range between the loudest and quietest moments in your music.
From the gentle friction of fingers on guitar strings or brushes on a snare drum, to the triumphant crescendo of an orchestral peak or an anthemic final chorus, the GO link 2 Max brings music to life with electrifying vibrancy, making every moment more intense and engaging.
Distortion, Cut in Half.
The GO link 2 Max is the latest model in the GO link range to include full compatibility with the iFi Nexis app. Firmware updates can now be completed over-the-air in moments, without the need for downloaded files or desktop computers.
In addition, iFi Nexis compatibility opens the door to new customisation options. The GO link 2 Max offers two digital filters – hybrid and linear – allowing users to fine-tune the sound profile to their tastes.
*Firmware updates via the iFi Nexis app are currently supported on Android devices only.
Elevated by Nexis.
The GO link 2 Max includes full compatibility with the iFi Nexis app. Firmware updates can be completed over-the-air in moments, without the need for downloading files or using desktop computers*.
In addition, iFi Nexis compatibility has opened the door to new customisation options. The GO link 2 Max offers two digital filter options – hybrid and linear – allowing users to fine-tune the sound profile to their tastes in real-time.
*All iFi Nexis functionality – including firmware updates, filter selection and volume limiting – are additional features exclusive to Android devices.
Balanced Performance, for Everyone.
The GO link 2 Max is the latest device to incorporate our in-house S-Balanced technology. This unique circuitry takes a different approach to how signal noise and crosstalk is handled.
By applying balanced circuitry principles to the 3.5mm headphone output, S-Balanced technology cuts the crosstalk between headphone channels in half, to guarantee maximum performance with minimum interference.
Crystal Clarity.
The DAC chipsets used for conversion inside the GO link 2 Max benefit from “Quad DAC+” and “Time Domain Jitter Eliminator” technologies.
When combined with iFi’s dedicated GMT clock circuitry using a specialised crystal oscillator, this ensures ultra-low distortion, excellent clarity and impressive musical timing.
Do The Twist.
The GO link 2 Max features a silver-plated copper cable with individual polymer insulation, in a “twisted pair” design. This setup reduces inductance and capacitance – and aids with noise rejection.
Unlike typical audio cables, the GO link 2 Max isn’t affected by interference from nearby electrical sources.
Accurate Adjustment.
Unlike its competitors, the GO link 2 Max uses hardware-based volume control, allowing you to adjust the volume without reducing quality.
Adjusting volume by software reduces volume by decreasing data sent to the DACs, stripping away all the details you’ve been searching for.
Pricing & Availability
The GO link 2 Max is available to purchase at ifi-audio.com and authorised dealers for £85/€85/$85(USD)/$129(CAD)
If your desk looks like a giant spider web of cords, I feel your pain. Between a custom PC, a PS5, an Xbox, and a Nintendo Switch, my gaming setup used to look like a complete cable disaster. Keeping track of three different headsets just to hear in-game sound on different systems is a total nightmare.
SteelSeries wants to cure this headache. They launched the Arctis Nova Pro Omni on May 5, 2026, for $399.99. This headset aims to be the only pair you will ever need to buy. It sits right below their $600 flagship, the Nova Elite. But does it actually do enough to earn a spot on your desk? Let’s check it out and see if it is worth your hard-earned cash.
Build Quality?
Let’s be honest. When you spend four hundred dollars on a headset, you want it to feel like a premium piece of tech. The Omni does not. While the fancy Elite uses luxury metal parts and brass, the Omni relies mostly on plastic. Even the sliders on the earcups feel a bit cheap. They make a scratchy, grating sound when you slide them up and down.
But you know what? There is a major upside to using more plastic. It is light. The Omni weighs just 339 grams, while the Elite is a heavy 380 grams. It feels wonderfully light on your head. SteelSeries uses their classic ski-goggle-style headband that floats on your skull. It spreads the weight so well that you can wear it for hours.
The vegan leather ear cushions are thick and plush. They seal out noise great, but they do trap heat. Your ears will get warm after an hour of gaming. Still, the fit is so cozy that you won’t mind too much. It’s a nice change from older headsets that clamped your jaw like a vice. Especially once you see the magic box that sits on your desk.
The GameHub
Here’s the thing that makes this headset special: the GameHub. It is a little desktop box with an OLED screen and a big volume wheel. On the back, you get three USB-C ports. This is huge. Usually, console makers force you to buy different versions of the same headset because of security chips. Not here. One port has the special chip needed to work with Xbox. The other two work with PC, PlayStation, or your Switch.
It also features “OmniPlay”. This lets you connect up to five devices and play sound from four of them at the exact same time. Want to play a game on your console, chat on Discord on your PC, and listen to music from your phone via Bluetooth? You can do all three. There is no delay or drop in sound quality when you do this. It works seamlessly. Plus, when you turn the headset off, the hub automatically sends your sound to your desktop speakers through the line-out port. No more cable swapping.
Footsteps, Gunfire, and Gaming Frequencies
How does it sound when you’re actually playing? In short: excellent, but with a slight catch. The Omni uses classic 40mm neodymium drivers. Out of the box, the sound is clean and detailed, but the high frequencies are very bright. In games like Counter-Strike 2 or Marathon, this is a total superpower. You can hear footsteps and weapon swaps with laser precision.
But if you listen to acoustic music, that high-end boost can make voices sound sharp. It gets quite sibilant. Luckily, you can fix this. If you are on PC, the Sonar software gives you a powerful EQ to adjust everything. For console players, SteelSeries finally added a mobile app. You can adjust a custom EQ on your phone and save it directly to the headset’s brain. I tested this while playing Diablo 4, and boosting the bass made the combat sound wonderfully meaty. But what happens when you run out of juice mid-fight?
The Swappable Battery
Let’s talk about power. SteelSeries boasts “infinite battery life”. How does that work? They give you two batteries in the box. One lives in the headset, and the other charges inside the GameHub. When your headset runs low after about 30 hours, you pop off the magnetic earplate and swap them. You are back to full power in seconds.
But here is a funny contradiction. SteelSeries says you get non-stop play. In reality, the moment you pull the battery out, the headset dies. It has no internal capacitor to keep it running during the swap. The headset has to reboot and find the wireless signal again. It is a tiny step back from the pricier Elite, which stays on during swaps. Still, waiting five seconds for a reboot is much better than plugging in a charging cable. Of course, keeping your head in the game also means blocking out the rest of your house.
ANC, Transparency, and the Retractable Mic
The active noise cancelling is surprisingly good. The four-mic system blocks out low hums like PC fans, traffic, or a washing machine. It is perfect for getting lost in single-player games. However, it won’t block out sharp sounds. If a dog barks or a baby cries, you will still hear it. The transparency mode works well too, letting you hear your own voice naturally during calls.
Then we have the ClearCast Pro microphone. It retracts fully into the left earcup, which is nice if you want to wear these outside. The cool part is the on-board AI noise cancelling. It runs on the headset itself, so it works on Xbox and PlayStation without needing PC software. It blocks background noise like magic. But there is a trade-off. The processing is so aggressive that your voice can sound heavily compressed and a bit unnatural. It is fine for Discord, but don’t expect it to replace a real desktop mic. And speaking of limits, let’s talk about the actual bugs I ran into.
Bugs and Quirks
No tech is perfect, and the Omni has some annoying bugs. First, when you connect to your phone via Bluetooth, the volume is surprisingly low. You have to turn the volume wheel way past the halfway mark just to hear properly.
Second, if you use the 2.4GHz wireless and Bluetooth at the same time, the mic automatically routes only to the Bluetooth stream. You can’t take a quick phone call and stay in your PC game chat at the same time. Third, some users complain that the Bluetooth play/pause button on the right earcup doesn’t work when connected to a PC.
And lastly, there is a weird hiss. If you have ANC and Bluetooth turned on together, but no music is playing, you might hear a faint high-frequency buzz in the right earcup. It seems to be a shielding issue in the hardware. Also, that OLED screen on the GameHub runs constantly, which means static icons could cause screen burn-in down the road. I wish they used an E-Ink screen instead. That brings us to the final question: is this headset actually worth your hard-earned cash?
Is It Worth Your Cash?
At $400, the SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Omni is a serious investment. If you only play on one console or just a PC, this is total overkill. You are better off buying a cheaper headset like the Logitech G Pro X 2 or Corsair HS80.
But if you own multiple systems and hate swapping cables, this thing is a godsend. It gives you almost all the features of the $600 Elite for two hundred dollars less. The plastic build feels a bit cheap, and the mic is heavily processed, but the incredible connectivity and the dual-battery system make it the ultimate daily driver. If you want one headset to rule your entire gaming life, the Omni is hard to beat.
After successfully launching on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One, the extremely popular horse racing sim is completing its console launch with an arrival on Nintendo Switch today!
Players can jump into their own singleplayer story, restoring a racing dynasty and as they thunder their way to silverware. While on their journey, they’ll be able to breed their own horses and raise them from foals before winning championships and carving their names in history.
Players can take on a number of different game modes, including Flat Racing, Steeplechase, and Cross Country, or enjoy Free Roam mode, where they can take their horse on relaxing rides through verdant locations. And players can pit their skills against others on the racetrack in online multiplayer, too.
Key Features
Race and Ride to Victory: Feel every race and live every moment in story mode or online multiplayer across locations inspired by the most famous race tracks in the world.
Breed Dream Steeds: Create a legendary lineage and breed adorable foals before training them to become racing stars!
Enjoy the Equestrian Lifestyle: Relax and explore gorgeous locations in stunning Free Roam. Ride around scenic locations inspired by the Swiss Alps and American Southwest, and snap lasting memories in Photo Mode.
Rival Stars Horse Racing is available now for $29.99 / 29.99 / £24.99.
Symbiote Studios, the global leader in original and licensed plush toys, will be returning to San Diego Comic-Con July 22-26, bringing with them their largest ever assortment of Transformers plush toys, pins and apparel that fans won’t want to miss! Officially licensed by Hasbro, Symbiote Studios’ Transformers plush toys bring to life the iconic characters that fans have loved for decades in bold and colorful designs.
These all-new Transformers plush toys will be available in the Symbiote Studios booth (#5629) while supplies last.
Grimlock G2 plush (show exclusive): Building upon Symbiote Studios’ fan-favorite lineup of Transformers Dinobots plush toys, a show exclusive version of Grimlock with his blue-forward G2 color scheme will be available in limited quantities. [$29.99]
Soundwave X Catnip Bravo t-shirt (show exclusive): Soundwave is indeed supreme, and he’s teaming up with Symbiote Studios own mascot Catnip Bravo in this show exclusive t-shirt featuring original artwork. [$24.99]
Ravage magnetic plush (premiere): Symbiote Studios’ first-ever Ravage plush is sure to be a popular sight at the Con, as it includes a magnetic attachment on its base that allows it to securely on your shoulder or hat. The magnetic plush will make its premiere at Comic-Con and will also be available from the Symbiote Studios online store starting July 22 at 5:30pm PT. [$24.99]
Transformers Dinobots pins (premiere): A new assortment of pins featuring the Transformers Dinobots will premiere at the show. The pins are approximately two inches wide and showcase the Dinobots in their G1 designs. [$14.99 each or three for $30]
Those who have visited the Symbiote Studios booth in previous years know that a highlight of the show is the Catnip Bravo Rock-Paper-Scissors fan competition, which will return again this year. Beat Catnip Bravo in this ultimate game of skill to win a free pin! Competitions will take place each day of Comic-Con, with specific times to be announced in the coming weeks. Catnip Bravo fans will also have a new way to take him home with them this year with Symbiote Studios first-ever blind box bag charms [$19.99]. Each box will contain one of three unique Catnip Bravo designs, with one rarer than the others.
In addition to the many plush toys available for purchase, the Symbiote Studios booth will be the only place to get a first look at never before seen plush toys that will debut later this year, featuring new Transformers and My Little Pony plush toys.
Keep up to date on all of Symbiote Studios San Diego Comic-Con plans through its official website or by following on YouTube, Instagram TikTok and X.
Publisher NACON and studio ACE Team are pleased to announce a closed beta for the cooperative horror game The Mound: Omen of Cthulhu. It will run from Friday, June 5th at 8 AM Eastern to Monday, June 8 at 4 AM Eastern. PC players will have the opportunity to venture into the cursed jungle before the Steam Next Fest and the official release, scheduled for July 15, 2026.
This closed beta is the perfect opportunity for players to get a sneak peek at the unique, horrific, and cooperative experience of The Mound: Omen of Cthulhu. As a team, they will have to collaborate to complete the various contracts assigned to them and survive unimaginable threats. The monsters and supernatural entities that populate the jungle are one threat, but the loss of sanity is another: as they delve deeper into the jungle, hallucinations will become more numerous and dangerous, causing panic within the group and potentially leading to accidental mission sabotage.
Alongside this closed beta, pre-orders for the PlayStation®5 and Xbox Series X|S versions are now open. To accompany this announcement on the PC side, a special promotion has been set up: the launch price on Steam will be discounted based on the number of wishlists reached at release. With over 400,000 wishlists on Steam already, the community can rally to unlock a bigger discount!
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Inspired by H.P. Lovecraft’s cosmic horror short novel, The Mound: Omen of Cthulhu invites players to form a squad of 2 to 4 members to embark on an uncharted continent in search of a legendary city containing invaluable treasures.
The Mound: Omen of Cthulhu will be available on July 15, 2026 on PlayStation®5, Xbox Series X|S and PC.
With over 1,300 detailed survey responses and professional feedback from our Discord community, we’ve spent the last months fine-tuning the Remastered Collection. Every major update – from technical stability to gameplay loop refinements – is a direct result of our players’ passion and dedication.
The starting price is $49.99 USD with special deals available to those who own the base game and its DLCs! More detailed information about the features and improvements introduced in House Flipper Remastered Collection can be found below or on the game’s Steam (https://store.steampowered.com/app/3710840/House_Flipper_Remastered_Collection/) page.
As to the console version of the game, it’s coming soon to PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. Follow Frozen Way and Frozen District social media to not miss the launch announcement.
reMarkable today announced reMarkable Paper Pure, the easiest way to bring the freedom and benefits of handwriting into a busy digital workday. Built on more than a decade of paper tablet innovation, it combines advanced digital paper technology with new software features that simplify everyday work tasks. reMarkable Paper Pure will begin shipping to consumers in early June, starting at $399.
“Technology is pushing us to produce faster and faster, but when we need to create, we still pick up pen and paper,” said Mats Herding Solberg, Chief Product Officer at reMarkable. “That’s why we made reMarkable Paper Pure. It closes the gap between how we think and work in a way only a paper tablet can. It’s a blank canvas where you can capture your thoughts freely, then easily move them to your laptop, and back again, without interrupting your workflow.”
reMarkable’s best black-and-white paper tablet
reMarkable’s paper tablets are digital notebooks that feel like pen on paper when you use them. They come with smart tools that help users refine, organize, and share their thoughts.
“With reMarkable Paper Pure, we challenged ourselves to make the signature reMarkable writing experience more accessible to even more people,” said Mats Herding Solberg. “Together with reMarkable Paper Pro and reMarkable Paper Pro Move, it completes our transition from reMarkable 2 to a family of third-generation paper tablets. Whether you want a color display, frontlight, and all the other latest technology, or just an excellent digital notebook, there’s a reMarkable Paper tablet for you.”
reMarkable Paper Pure offers the same advanced textured writing surface as reMarkable Paper Pro, the company’s flagship paper tablet. Below the writing surface, the third-generation black-and-white Canvas display is reMarkable’s crispest, whitest yet. Write, mark up documents, or sketch, and digital ink appears in just 21 milliseconds — faster than the blink of an eye. Navigating, zooming, and turning pages is up to twice as fast as on the company’s previous black-and-white paper tablet, reMarkable 2.
reMarkable Paper Pure is powered by reMarkable’s longest-lasting battery ever. It lasts up to three weeks on one charge, an estimate based on about one hour of daily note-taking. At just 360 g (0.79 lb) and 6 mm (0.24 inches) thin, with grooved sides inspired by a stack of paper, reMarkable Paper Pure looks and feels like a never-ending notebook.
reMarkable Paper Pure is made of 38% recycled materials, the most of any reMarkable product. This includes 100% of the lithium and cobalt in the battery, 90% of the magnesium in the central frame, and 73% of the plastic in the rear cover. The paper tablet is held together with screws and snaps, not glue, making it easy for professionals to repair. At 28.7 kg CO2e, its carbon footprint is 45% lower than that of reMarkable 2.
reMarkable Paper Pure supports the same digital pens as reMarkable Paper Pro and reMarkable Paper Pro Move: Marker and Marker Plus. The new Sleeve Folio, available in three fresh colors, provides wraparound protection for both reMarkable Paper Pure and the attached pen.
Work moves freely, from pen to laptop
With Connect, reMarkable’s subscription service, reMarkable Paper Pure becomes part of users’ larger digital workflows. Handy software features make it easy to get thoughts down on paper, review documents, stay focused in meetings, and more:
Exclusive templates: In addition to the dozens of built-in note-taking templates on reMarkable Paper Pure, subscribers also get hundreds more at methods.remarkable.com, including planners, workbooks, and more.
Create meeting note: Link reMarkable Paper Pure to Google Calendar or Microsoft Outlook, and the paper tablet can create meeting notes prefilled with information with a tap, reducing time spent preparing for meetings.
Convert to notebook: Import documents from Microsoft Word and OneDrive, Dropbox, and Google Drive, and reMarkable Paper Pure turns them into paper tablet-native text documents, perfect for reading and marking up with a pen.
Handwriting search: Search the contents of handwritten and typed notes, making it easy to find anything on reMarkable Paper Pure.
Convert and share: Turn handwriting and sketches into a editable, sharable webnote in a browser. AI turns handwriting into text, summarizes, and suggests action items.
Send to Slack and Send to Miro: Share handwritten notes to Slack or Miro, where AI works behind the scenes to convert handwriting and sketches into text.
Connect for Business, a subscription service for organizations, adds device management, enterprise single sign-on, and more to the features listed above.
Pricing and availability
Starting today, customers can order reMarkable Paper Pure on remarkable.com, with the first shipments to customers beginning in early June.
reMarkable Paper Pure comes bundled with Marker ($399) or Marker Plus and Sleeve Folio ($449), available in Ocean Blue, Mist Green, and Desert Pink.
It will be sold alongside reMarkable Paper Pro and reMarkable Paper Pro Move. reMarkable 2 will be discontinued.
New reMarkable users can try Connect for free for 50 days. After the free trial, Connect costs $3.99/mo. or $39/year. Cancel anytime.
MomoCon, the largest celebration of gaming and anime in the Southeast United States, has again broken its attendance records, welcoming 67,277 fans to the Georgia World Congress Center during May 21-24. MomoCon organizers will aim to set new records when the event returns to Atlanta from Thursday, May 27, to Saturday, May 30, 2027.
This year’s MomoCon included the North American debut of Wonder Festival, Japan’s most influential showcase of figure and model craftsmanship. More than 40 studio professionals, hobbyists, and figure designers set up shop in a dedicated area of MomoCon’s exhibit hall space, giving American fans a one-of-a-kind chance to experience Japan’s figure and collectible culture firsthand.
MomoCon 2026 also welcomed legendary Tekken director Katsuhiro Harada, who drew fans to a dedicated panel and signing. Harada-san has recently announced the foundation of VS Studio, which he will lead as director under long-time fighting game publisher SNK Corporation.
Members of the hit webseries Critical Role were featured guests at this year’s MomoCon, including co-founders Matthew Mercer, Ashley Johnson, Taliesen Jaffe, Travis Willingham, and Liam O’Brien, drawing hundreds of attendees to their exclusive panel and autograph sessions.
MomoCon 2026 raised a total of $10,000 for its charity partner Silence the Shame, a [501(c)(3)] non-profit organization dedicated to revolutionizing mental health in high stress communities.
“We spend all year organizing MomoCon to see the impact we have on people’s lives, be it smiles on 67,000 plus faces or raising money for worthy causes,” says Chris Stuckey, co-founder, MomoCon. “This year’s event was our most impactful yet, and we look forward to making an even more profound positive change in 2027!”
Membership for MomoCon 2027 is available now. Four day pass membership is available for $87.13. Single day membership for Thursday and Sunday costs $63.99. Friday only membership is available for $69.77, and Saturday for $81.34.
For more information, visit the official MomoCon website and follow MomoCon on Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, Discord, and Instagram for event updates.
Hear ye, hear ye, aspiring merchants, schemers, and upcoming medieval tycoons, the story of your very own dynasty is about to begin: The Guild – Europa 1410 will open its gates to Early Access on July 16th. In the bustling cities of the Holy Roman Empire, every street corner brings opportunities to make a fortune, gain influence, and create a dynasty that will last for centuries.
At launch into Early Access, players will step into four distinct cities – Kuttenberg, Nuremberg, Graz, and Wroclaw – each with its own districts and quarters to develop and upgrade. From the forge to the pulpit, from the tavern to the shadows of the back alley, there are many ways to rise from humble beginnings and leave a lasting mark on the medieval world.
Check out the new trailer:
Players can choose from 11 professions, each with its own building, upgrades, and indoor scenes:
Smith
Stone Mason
Joiner
Tailor
Perfumer
Alchemist
Preacher
Innkeeper
Thief
Guard
Robber
Whether building an honest business, manipulating the market, or dealing in less lawful opportunities, every path leads deeper into a world of trade, rivalry, and ambition.
But coin alone does not rule a city. With a political system in each city, built around getting into powerful positions, votes, and office privileges, players can climb the social ladder through influence as well as industry, rising across eight social titles from simple Burgher to Prince of the Empire. And no legacy is built alone. Players can find a spouse, have children, and secure the future of their bloodline.
Demo coming soon!
Early Access for The Guild – Europa 1410 begins on July 16th, 2026. Want to get your hands on the game even sooner? A playable demo will be available from June 15th as part of Steam Next Fest!
