Halo Wars 2: Awakening the Nightmare - Xbox One/Win 10 Digital

Halo Wars 2: Awakening the Nightmare - Xbox One/Win 10 Digital
The Halo Wars 2: Awakening the Nightmare game add-on expands the original game with a new campaign that can be played in both single-player and co-op modes. The expansion also adds two new multiplayer leaders for Blitz and traditional games. In the co-op Terminus Firefight mode, you'll put your strategic skills to the test to survive and climb the leaderboards. The base game Halo Wars 2 is required to play.
Key Features of the Halo Wars 2: Awakening the Nightmare Game Add-on
- For owners of the base game Halo Wars 2
- Features a new campaign for single-player and co-op modes
- Includes two new multiplayer leaders
- Includes the new co-op mode, Terminus Firefight
- Compatible with Xbox One and Windows 10 platforms
- The electronic licence is for Czech Microsoft and Xbox accounts
- Activation is done via a key for the Xbox Live service
- Online play requires an active Xbox Live subscription
- The genre combines action and strategy elements
- Recommended for ages 16 and up according to the PEGI rating
New Game Modes and Leaders
The expansion brings a new campaign, which you can play through alone or with another player in co-op, complemented by ultra-realistic cinematics. The new Terminus Firefight game mode will test your strategic thinking in a battle for survival. You'll need to plan your moves carefully to succeed and climb the leaderboards. Additionally, you'll get two new playable leaders with unique units for multiplayer games, whether Blitz or traditional.
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Virtual reality
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