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Aztecs: The Last Sun is a city-building and survival experience set at the height of a dying age – and it’s now available in early access on GOG!

Construct and develop the majestic city-state of Tenochtitlan - built amidst the waters of Lake Texcoco. Reclaim valuable land, feed your people, raise monumental structures, and maintain vital trade routes that connect your floating empire to the outside world in the Valley of Mexico.

You can also get:
Aztecs: The Last Sun - Digital Supporter Pack
Aztecs: The Last Sun - Original Soundtrack
Aztecs: The Last Sun - Official Companion
Aztecs: The Last Sun - Official Cookbook
Aztecs: The Last Sun - Digital Supporter Edition
Aztecs: The Last Sun - Companion Edition
Aztecs: The Last Sun - Ultimate Edition

Now on GOG!

Note: This game is currently in development. See the FAQ to learn more about games in development, and check out the forums to find more information and to stay in touch with the community.
One to watch until it releases proper, thanks Play2Chill, Toplitz & GoG.
This one looks really nice, but are you sure that selling the game manual as an expansion really is a good move?
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vv221: This one looks really nice, but are you sure that selling the game manual as an expansion really is a good move?
it's not the manual, it's the official guide. totally reasonable considering we used to have to spring $20 or so back in the day.

Been waiting on this one and I'll definitely grab it on Friday!
Nice! It comes along with it´s own cookbook.

Hopefully, with dishes full of meat and not with flesh! :P
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vv221: This one looks really nice, but are you sure that selling the game manual as an expansion really is a good move?
As mentioned above, it’s a handbook or guidebook, not a manual. It’s pretty common for handbooks like this to be published for games, both official and unofficial. I did a quick google and found a for examples:

Pokémon Scarlet & Violet Handbook – £6.43
Halo 2 Official Strategy Guide – £10
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Anniversary Edition Complete Game Guide – £15
Cyberpunk 2077: The Complete Official Guide – £31
Borderlands 4: The Ultimate Vault Hunter’s Survival Guide – £12

So you can see examples ranging from older games to one released just a couple of weeks ago."
Post edited 3 hours ago by amok
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vv221: This one looks really nice, but are you sure that selling the game manual as an expansion really is a good move?
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TheRealEpi: it's not the manual, it's the official guide. totally reasonable considering we used to have to spring $20 or so back in the day.
Hard to say, based solely on the scant information given on the DLC page. But looking at the topics that the product page lists it as containing, I'd say that at least the first five topics would be the sort of thing I would've expected any halfway-decent manual to contain back in the day. A lot of the rest of it? Sure, sold-separately strategy guide fodder, all the way.

On the other hand, even most low-to-mid-budget games didn't launch at $20 -- much less with a 20% launch discount! -- back in the days of physical copies (with paper manuals) sold in physical retail shops, so...
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TheRealEpi: it's not the manual, it's the official guide. totally reasonable considering we used to have to spring $20 or so back in the day.
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HunchBluntley: Hard to say, based solely on the scant information given on the DLC page. But looking at the topics that the product page lists it as containing, I'd say that at least the first five topics would be the sort of thing I would've expected any halfway-decent manual to contain back in the day. A lot of the rest of it? Sure, sold-separately strategy guide fodder, all the way.

On the other hand, even most low-to-mid-budget games didn't launch at $20 -- much less with a 20% launch discount! -- back in the days of physical copies (with paper manuals) sold in physical retail shops, so...
How long ago? Let’s say year 2000? $20 today would be worth about $11 in 2000 money, based on the average inflation rate of 2.55% per year.
Post edited 22 minutes ago by amok