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Age of Empires III: Definitive Edition - The Baltic Powers

Dominate the realms from the Baltic to the Arctic with 2 new civilizations in over 25 maps, new challenges, modes, and hero cosmetics!

Release date
September 10, 2026
Platforms
Windows
Developer
Forgotten Empires, World's Edge
Publisher
Xbox Game Studios
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About Age of Empires III: Definitive Edition - The Baltic Powers

Command the Baltic and Master Your StrategyLead The Baltic Powers in Age of Empires III: Definitive Edition, an exciting expansion that brings new strategic depth across land and sea. Dominate with two new civilizations: the Danes and the Poles. Test your strategy in new high-stakes Challenge Scenarios and the new Game modes and battle from the Baltic Sea to the North American Arctic across more than 25 new thematic maps donned in the ultimate wardrobe with the Hero Cosmetic Pack Vol.

2. 2 New Civilizations to Dominate on Land and SeaThe Danes (Kingdom of Denmark-Norway): Shape your economy and military presence from the outset with economic intelligence and naval control. Leverage shipments from other players from the start through your Customs House and save resources as you advance through the ages. Defend your territory with Snaphane and Gunboat levies or shelter your villagers in Round Churches to ward off marauding mercenaries. The Poles (Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth): Build a massive agricultural empire to feed the hungry horses of war!

Lower building costs to specialize your Folwark economy and enrich the Sejm parliament as your population booms. Choose your path through history by leading early Cossack uprisings or the resurrection of the Teutonic Knights. Command your mounted Hetman to lead devastating charges with fearsome Winged Hussars. 2 New Challenge Scenarios to Push Your Tactical SkillTake on new high-stakes historical trials designed to test precision and strategy.…

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★ 8.0/10Steam · 259 ratings
SteamLast checked November 3, 2026

Most helpful8

Recommended
somehow every new civ is more unique than the last still. several great new revolutions, and even Meiji japan imperial age load of new maps…
Recommended
Some great revisions to the map system, regicide, the long-asked-for 'no shipment' mode to rely just on classic RTS gameplay, and a mile long list…
Not recommended
Hated this DLC, Poles are not good compared to other CIV's, imagine taking years and deliver such a terrible DLC with barely any content compared…
Not recommended
Has Anyone Bought this and the new Civs just arent in the game? I went to play skirmish or create a Deck and they arent…
Not recommended
OKAY A LOT PROBLEMS WITH THIS DLC, HALF BAKED ADDITION. PLAY AGAINST THE PC AND THERES EXTRA BUILDINGS ON TOP OF MINE AND CAN'T CONTROL…

Most recent8

Not recommended
Hated this DLC, Poles are not good compared to other CIV's, imagine taking years and deliver such a terrible DLC with barely any content compared…
Recommended
Some great revisions to the map system, regicide, the long-asked-for 'no shipment' mode to rely just on classic RTS gameplay, and a mile long list…
Not recommended
OKAY A LOT PROBLEMS WITH THIS DLC, HALF BAKED ADDITION. PLAY AGAINST THE PC AND THERES EXTRA BUILDINGS ON TOP OF MINE AND CAN'T CONTROL…
Not recommended
Has Anyone Bought this and the new Civs just arent in the game? I went to play skirmish or create a Deck and they arent…
Recommended
somehow every new civ is more unique than the last still. several great new revolutions, and even Meiji japan imperial age load of new maps…

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