We know.' While Isgreen did not outright confirm that a new edition or sequel is in the works, his response seems to at least hint that Relic Entertainment has something planned for the future of Age of Mythology.Īs to what that might be remains a mystery. We're not pretending it's not there or anything like that. When asked about the possibility of Age of Mythology receiving the definitive edition treatment, Isgreen said, “I have not forgotten about Age of Mythology… I love mythology in general. RELATED: Age of Empires 2: Definitive Edition Reveals Lords of the West Expansion With New TrailerĪ possible Age of Mythology Definitive Edition is still plausible, however, as Age of Empires creative director Adam Isgreen hinted during yesterday’s roundtable interview. However, unlike the mainline Age of Empires games, Age of Mythology has not received a definitive edition. Unlike most strategy games from the 1990s and early 2000s, Microsoft has not abandoned Age of Mythology, as the company re-released the game on Steam in 2014, and later released a full expansion, Age of the Dragon, in 2016. Despite releasing almost 20 years ago, Age of Mythology is still a popular strategy game on Steam.

Released in 2002, Age of Mythology substitutes Age of Empire’s historically grounded factions with armies and gods of Greek, Norse, and Egyptian legends. The franchise’s next installment was not the only game the developers discussed, as they also hinted at the potential future of Age of Mythology, a beloved-spin off of the Age of Empires series. Before today’s Age of Empires fan event, developer Relic Entertainment sat down with Microsoft and Xbox Game Studios for a Q&A roundtable on the upcoming Age of Empires 4.

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