TaleWorlds Entertainment’s sequel to the beloved 2008 PC RPG Mount & Blade – Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord – lastly has a correct launch date, as the sport will graduate out of early entry on PC alongside a launch to PlayStation 4, 5 and all present Xbox consoles (One, Series X|S) on October twenty fifth. To commemorate the announcement, the corporate has launched a brand new trailer to coincide with the upcoming launch:

Initially introduced in 2012, it has been a protracted highway for the eagerly awaited follow-up to the RPG cult basic. After years of improvement, TaleWorlds launched the sport to early entry on PC in March of 2020. While gamers have been capable of play unfinished variations of the sport since then, October’s upcoming launch will mark an finish to followers’ lengthy await the sequel.

TaleWorlds Entertainment introduced right now at Gamescom 2022 that their acclaimed action-RPG, Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord, can be launched on PlayStation (PS4 and PS5) and Xbox consoles (Xbox One and Series S&X) on October twenty fifth.

Developed as a multi-platform recreation since day one, the console model of Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord may have the identical gameplay options because the PC model. The recreation can be out there for Pre-Order on Playstation and Xbox Stores right now (August twenty third, 4PM UTC) in addition to main retailers.

The at present out there PC Early Access, will even transfer on to full launch, together with the console launch on the identical date. But don’t fret – While this marks an necessary milestone for the sport, it’s not the tip of the highway for Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord, which is able to hold receiving updates within the months to come back.

“These two years have been a long and challenging road”, mentioned Armagan Yavuz, CEO of TaleWorlds Entertainment, in a press release right now. “Developing a massive and complex game such as Bannerlord, for several platforms, and in the middle of a pandemic, is no easy task – and I’m incredibly proud of our team for its relentless, brilliant work. Despite the challenges, it’s also been a rewarding path: we’ve found many synergies that we weren’t initially expecting between consoles and PC, synergies that have made the game grow and be better than it would have been in other circumstances. We’re looking forward to putting the game in the hands of our amazing community, which has been supporting us in consoles since Warband”.