That’s the kind of depth and world building that makes survival games compelling. That turns them into a thrall, or servant, that can protect a camp or work at crafting stations. If they defeat them, players can drag them back to camp and put the victim in the Wheel of Pain to break them. They can even challenge those NPCs who may have been giving them trouble. Once players are geared up, they stand a better chance to survive. Those materials can be used to build armor, weapons and even buildings. In “Conan Exiles,” players will have to gather resources by finding ironstone or gathering branches. Lastly, there are other online gamers as well. Meanwhile, they’ll also worry about monsters attacking them on top of the AI-controlled humans who will target players without a second thought. They’ll have to find a water source to stay alive.
They’ll have to hunt creatures for food and use their hides to keep warm. In this open world, temperature, hunger and thirst matter. Similar to “Ark” or “Rust,” the game puts players in the Exiled Lands, where they’ll have to survive by battling and gathering resources. The game will come out on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. The former has been around since 2008 while the latter is a new project that was released on Steam Early Access on January 2017 and is slated for a full release this May. “Age of Conan” is a massively multiplayer online game while “Conan Exiles” was an online survival title that can also be played alone. They’re both made by Funcom, but they take two different approaches. That’s how I learned that “Conan Exiles” and “Age of Conan” were two different games. With so many Conan games coming out, it’s easy to confuse one for another. Preview: 'Conan Exiles' brings survival gameplay to the Hyborian Age
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