Albion Online

On April 10th, anyone with a hankering to do so will be able to play Albion Online thanks to its free to play launch. "This change will bring incredible new dimensions to the world of Albion, as a new generation of players ready to make their mark on the world enters the fray." the blog reads.

When Oberon launches into Albion Online later this month, one of its big features is the randomized dungeon system. In a new "Dev Talk", Game Director Robin Henkys talks about the new feature including the "key components of this feature" and how it works. This is part one of a two-part series.

On March 20th, Albion Online will be patched with the Oberon update, the sixth major content update since the game launched. Oberon comes packed with new features including hidden entrances, randomized dungeons, new mobs and creatures, shrines, chests, and dungeon maps. Devs have also retooled the in-game tutorials to provide additional information to players. Mobs will begin dropping runes, souls and relics and the weapon unlock progression system has been streamlined.

A lot has changed in Albion Online since its release in 2017. For those who've been away from the game for a while, or haven't yet tried it out, we've put together this list of some things that have been happening in the game since launch. From new features that offer broader gameplay experiences to far-reaching upgrades and improvements, here's what you might have missed.

When the Oberon update is deployed to Albion Online later this spring, players will find a new type of PvE content in "hidden entrances" and randomized dungeons.