It’s Team Deathmatch, Dragon riders style! Carnage (PvP): A killing spree with special power ups. Outbreak (PvE): team up and protect the towers of Hel’s Breach against waves of horrific enemies. Burn your enemies and rule the skies!ĭive into the arena alone or with friends and fight for your survival in exciting game modes: It’s great on PC, but it needs the widespread audience that’s ripe and ready for the taking on consoles before it can truly take the world by storm.Century: Age of Ashes, the multiplayer dragon battle game is now available for free! Customize your dragon, dive into the arena and compete to become a legendary Dragoneer.
I believe that’s when it’ll really take off once again. The game will be coming to consoles at some point next year. There’s just so much for you to do that I can’t see the game falling out of the public eye, at least not until the next big free-to-play fad comes along. Of course, there’s also the in-game store where you can buy some more dragon eggs and start gaining progress through new challenges in the background. The season pass is good enough that it allows you to earn 100 ranks of rewards, and there’s even more to pick up after that. I’ve been thoroughly enjoying my time with Century: Age of Ashes. It’s similar to how Fortnite launched with very little going on, but then exploded as more and more content was added for players to enjoy for free. However, I think it’ll stand the test of time because what’s at the core is still rewarding enough that players are going to stick with it for years and years. You can earn some new dragons and take part in a time-limited game mode on a map that will soon disappear. This is the real test though, because the game is now showing off more content than it’ll usually have in the future. Now, the game has its first real event on, and the player base seems to be loving it. You’re on the back of a dragon that you can control to blast your opponents with, and it’s a real rush when you start to pick up kills and destroy the enemy team. When I say your dogfighting as dragon riders, I really do mean it. However, the game has everything you’d ever want it to. I’ve kept track, and for the first week the game had 1,000 positive reviews per day, a stupid number that I’m still astounded by. It’s been roughly two weeks since Century: Age of Ashes launched as a free-to-play dragon dogfighting game for PC.
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