Rock On With The Lithoids Species Pack, Available Now
Paradox Interactive, a developer and publisher of games that just wanna rock, has released a new species pack for Stellaris: Console Edition, the sci-fi grand strategy game from Paradox Development Studio. Additionally, Paradox Interactive has delivered the free 2.6 “Verne” update for next generation PlayStation and Xbox gamers! The patch specifically optimises Stellaris: Console Edition for Xbox Series X|S hardware.
The Lithoids Species Pack, available for Xbox and PlayStation, introduces new empire mechanics that players cannot take for granite, as well as a selection of rock-based species portraits and ship models. This is truly the go-to expansion for down to earth console gamers. Rock n’ roll with the new Lithoids Species Pack trailer here: https://youtu.be/4pZ7LofqrL0
Xbox Series X|S players will experience a galaxy full of wonder at higher frame rates, faster simulation speed, and lower load times than ever before, all from the comfort of their couch. Smart delivery ensures that the best version for every player’s Xbox will accompany them on their voyage into the unknown. View a side-by-side breakdown of current and next-generation consoles here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s9gdS9hdIf4
On all platforms, the Lithoids Species Pack introduces the Lithoids, a species type made entirely of sapient rock who eat minerals for sustenance, are long-lived, and can colonise in almost any environment. In total, the Lithoids Species Pack digs up:
- Unique Mechanics for Lithoid Empires
- 15 New Portraits of Lithoids and 1 of a Lithoid robot
- New Mineral-based Ship Models
- New voice pack
For more information about Stellaris: Console Edition, visit https://www.stellaris.com/en/console
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