Kalypso Media Railway Empire 2 India DLC 81506 downloadable game
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Adds a French map, 10 historical locomotives, 12 new goods, 31 cities and a concession system to Railway Empire
Option Railway Empire: France
Railway Empire: France DLC (model 53091) is a downloadable strategy expansion published by Kalypso Media for PC. It requires the base game Railway Empire on Steam to play and activates through a Steam account. The content adds a new historical scenario covering 1874 to 1890, a France map for Free Game and Sandbox modes, ten historical engines, over twelve tradeable goods including wine and soft cheese, and thirty-one new cities.
The DLC uses Steam DRM and is blocked in a long list of countries including AF, BY, CF, CD, CU, IR, IQ, KP, LB, LY, MM, RU, SO, SD, SY, UA, VE, YE, ZW, SS, AR, AM, AZ, BS, BZ, BO, BR, CL, CN, CO, CR, EC, SV, GE, GT, GY, HN, KZ, KG, MD, NI, PA, PY, PE, SR, TJ, TR, TM, UY, UZ. Buyers in those regions cannot activate the code. PC and Linux system requirements are marked TBC by the publisher.
Verify that you already own Railway Empire on Steam, because the DLC will not run without it. Confirm that your country is not on the blocked-region list, otherwise the Steam key cannot be redeemed. Ensure you have a working Steam account for activation and installation. Detailed minimum and recommended hardware specifications have not yet been published by the developer.
| Name | Railway Empire: France |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Kalypso Media |
| Developer | Gaming Minds Studios |
| Model | 53091 |
| Platform | PC |
| Type | DLC |
| Genre | Strategy |
| Packaging | Download |
| DRM | Steam |
| Blocked Region & Countries | AF, BY, CF, CD, CU, IR, IQ, KP, LB, LY, MM, RU, SO, SD, SY, UA, VE, YE, ZW, SS, AR, AM, AZ, BS, BZ, BO, BR, CL, CN, CO, CR, EC, SV, GE, GT, GY, HN, KZ, KG, MD, NI, PA, PY, PE, SR, TJ, TR, TM, UY, UZ |
| Release Date | May 24, 2019 |
| System Requirements | Steam account required for game activation and installation This content requires the base game Railway Empire on Steam in order to play PC System requirements TBC Linux System requirements TBC |
| Disclaimer | Railway Empire Copyright © 2019 Kalypso Media Group GmbH. Developed by Gaming Minds Studios. Published by Kalypso Media Group GmbH. Railway Empire is a trademark of Kalypso Media Group GmbH and is used under license. All rights reserved. All other logos, copyrights and trademarks are property of their respective owner. |
| Shipping weight | 0.45 kg |
| Package size | 25 × 25 × 25 mm |
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There is a single version, model 53091, delivered as a Steam download code that unlocks the France scenario, map, 10 engines, 12 trade goods and 31 cities.
It adds a new historical campaign covering the Third Republic era, a France map for Free Game and Sandbox, the Concession system for building rights, plus new engines, goods, cities and music.
The code activates on Steam in supported regions only; a Steam account and the base game Railway Empire are required to install and run the DLC.
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