From GameWatcher: "Publisher and developer Rebellion today announced that villain sim Evil Genius 2: World Domination has got itself an official release date slated for late March. Players will be able to channel their inner bad guy on March 30, when the title arrives on PC through Steam.
Initially set to launch last year, Evil Genius 2: World Domination was delayed due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Its release date announcement was accompanied by a trailer that features fresh gameplay footage and which you can check out below."
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From Rebellion: "We've been listening, and we've been busy. With this update we have addressed core areas of feedback from you, the Evil Genius 2 community, ranging from progression issues to game pace, and as a result the length of a campaign can be significantly shorter for those of you who want to play more aggressively.
On the World Map, we've increased the amount of Gold earned from longer running Schemes, and ensured that this is earned over the Scheme's entire duration, allowing you to set a Scheme in motion and reap the rewards while your attention is turned elsewhere. These Schemes still add Heat to the Region, but you'll know how much to expect up front, allowing you more effectively manage the strength of the Agents you're willing to face."
From Xfire: "PC exclusives might not get as much of the limelight as their console counterparts, but that doesn't mean they're not worthy of your attention. PC exclusive games are often just as good if not better than console exclusives. Some even go on to win multiple gaming awards despite being made by relatively unknown studios."
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Shame it's not coming to consoles