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New World Deluxe Edition - PC [Online Game Code]

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Rated: Teen
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  • Explore a beautiful open world as you move through the wilderness and ruins of the island of Aeternum.
  • Join forces with other players to form powerful companies of craftspeople, soldiers, and strategists.
  • Claim and control territories to direct the development of settlements.
  • Fight for survival against enemy raiders, the brutal wilderness, and a growing evil.
  • Gather materials and craft thousands of items, from magical elixirs and deadly weapons to sprawling fortifications.
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The Deluxe Edition includes:

  • New World: Standard Edition (base game)
  • Woodsman apparel skin: Stand out from the crowd or blend in with the forest.
  • Woodsman hatchet skin: Complete the Woodsman look with this weapon skin for the versatile hatchet.
  • Mastiff house pet: Make your house a home with the Mastiff house pet. Access to housing unlocks at level 15 in-game.
  • Rock/Paper/Scissors emote set: Rock, Paper, Scissors, a light-hearted game with friends or a tool for making difficult decisions.
  • New World digital art book: A collection of incredible concept art from the making of New World.

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System Requirements - Recommended:
  • OS: Windows 10/11 64-bit
  • Processor: Intel Core i7-10700K @ 3.80GHz / AMD Ryzen 5 3600X
  • Memory: 16GB RAM @ 3200 MHz
  • Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 / AMD Radeon RX 6600
  • DirextX: 11 and 12
  • Hard Drive: 100 GB
  • Network: Broadband internet connection
  • Account: Steam account required
  • Steam account required to download and install.

System Requirements - Minimum:
  • OS: Windows 10/11 64-bit
  • Processor: Intel Core i5-10500 @ 3.10GHz / AMD Ryzen 3 3300X
  • Memory: 8GB RAM @ 3200 MHz
  • Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 3GB / AMD Radeon RX 590
  • DirextX: 11 and 12
  • Hard Drive: 100 GB
  • Network: Broadband internet connection
  • Account: Steam account required
  • Steam account required to download and install.

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Game Overview

Genre MMO
Game Modes Massively Multiplayer Online (MMO), Online, Co-operative, RPG
Rated Teen
Platform Windows
Release Date September 27, 2021
Developer Amazon Games Orange County Studio
Publisher Amazon Games
Additional Content Internet connection required to play, offers in-game purchases, servers supported in North America, South America, Europe and Australia.
Supported Languages English/French/German/Spanish – Spain/Portuguese – Brazil: interface, full audio, subtitles | Spanish – Latin America/Italian/Polish: interface, subtitles
Accessibility Features Customize your experience with accessibility settings before game play. Tailor audio to your preferences with settings for volume controls, mono sound, stereo sound, and surround sound. Personalize camera comfort settings, subtitle settings, and alter game inputs via key binding options. Finally, ensure no message is missed with chat text-to-speech and speech-to-text.

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3.5 out of 5 stars
3.5 out of 5
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Fun for about 40 hours
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Fun for about 40 hours
An interesting game with interesting mechanics that gets really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really, repetitive after a while. I hope you enjoy killing zombies on farms and chopping trees, because as you level up you get to kill harder zombies on farms and chop down harder trees, until you reach the peak of your skills and can kill the hardest zombies on farms and chop down the hardest trees. You can mix it up and kill boars and alligators if you want.Numerous gold and item duplication exploits in a game that was in development (and delayed) for years is kind of unacceptable. Shutting down wealth transfer while they fixed it is a good plan, just like airbags are a good plan, but better to not run into a tree during your driving test. Ditto just so many other bugs that were everywhere in the first month or so after release that required a relog to fix, which put you in a five hour queue to get on.How would I make it better, as someone that played multiple thousands of hours of other MMOs?-Variety to make it feel like you're not just killing your ten billionth zombie as you run around. I know it has a "realistic" theme vs. WoW or EQ or the like, but be more creative.-Dungeons that don't require quests and keys and consumables, so you can just go with some friends and not worry about it.-Fix the repop speed and agro range of mobs so you don't kill a zombie and then instantly get swarmed by another that you'd already killed and were standing 50 feet from its spawn point.-Faster travel, or cheaper fast travel.-Quests for gear that you're not just going to instantly crush because it's total garbage.One good note is that all the problems with long queues from the early days are gone, because nobody plays this anymore. Also, you get to dress like a pirate, so that's fun.
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Jonathan Baron
5.0 out of 5 stars The Premier MMORPG With a True Multiplayer Focus
Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2021
Edition: Deluxe EditionVerified Purchase
Yes, it’s been a tough launch, but New World is a great game. And, no doubt, the launch issues will be sorted.

What makes New World the premier MMORPG is its return to true massively multiplayer gameplay, meaning a heavy focus on GROUP activity. Single-player games cater to individual fantasies. By definition, you cannot be more than you are in an online game. No matter how good a gamer you are, there is always someone better. New World is no hero game, nor is it meant to be. You are not the chosen one. The game’s core satisfaction lay in collective activity which can be deeply involving and satisfying.

In New World, the gameplay is the focus. Combat is physics-based and feels very good. The crafting system is the most extensive for an MMORPG since Ultima Online. Systems are complex, deep, yet accessible. The game world is rich and the art direction is first-rate. Sound engineering and sound environment are immersive and employ doppler effects. You thus don’t simply hear someone chopping down a tree. You get a sense of where they’re doing it. Ambient sounds are keenly realistic. You have a genuine feel for the environment you’re in.

Combat systems – weapons and skills – are extensive and can encompass myriad play styles and roles. Every choice you make, be it the weapon attributes you gain as your character progresses, your choice of armor type, the approach you take to combat, all involve a fine balance of strengths and weaknesses. There is no ideal build or setup. Rather there are many viable ones that suit a wide variety of players.

If combat isn’t your thing, the crafting system is so extensive you can serve your group by crafting alone. Oddly, even the gathering of resources needed for crafting feels satisfying. The system is so good that PvE is optional, not required. You don’t NEED to farm certain PvE areas to get the gear you need, nor do you need to play the same PvE content over and over. PvE is a choice if that’s what you enjoy.

Where New World truly shines, however, is in its large-scale battles with as many as 100 players (50v50) engaged in an single battle, with objectives and a time limit. Further, battles have consequences. This is not some vast PvP arena with random battles that are ultimately meaningless and seem to go on forever. There are smaller-scale battles too if you choose. Plus there’s plenty of open-world PvP with unpredictable encounters that set up the big fights.

For those who enjoy housing, there is a variety of decorative options that also include housing items that give your character buffs.

Unlike most contemporary online games, New World has a thoughtful social design. Not only does success require collective activity, it offers multiple roles for players of various skill levels. Thus, you not only need to recruit players but you also need to retain them. This creates a more welcoming environment than folks normally associate with online games and video gamers.

Now for the downsides.

New World is not a AAA game, meaning it doesn’t have elaborate character creation. You have two body types – generic male and female – which you cannot make adjustments to. You customize based on set facial types, hair, skin color, skin markings and such. Faces are expressionless. Nonethless you can make your character look distinctive given the significant array of clothing styles, and skins for both clothing and weapons.

There are no towering orchestral music scores or elaborate cut scenes, famed voice actors, or full motion capture animations.

The biggest downside is the server architecture. There is no sole regional megaserver for the game. Rather there are myriad server clusters in many locations around the world. It made today’s launch hell due to the overwhelming response to the game.

This will limit international gameplay or even gameplay across time zones as well. However, this also means that most players can find servers with low ping and good performance.

The game lore is not compelling. Rather it’s more a standard good versus evil affair with no real nuance. There is no attempt at getting players to bond with NPCs in a rich story. New World thus evokes an earlier tradition in MMOs where the narrative is told by the audience, not the developers.

No mounts. There are plenty of fast travel options but you do a lot of walking or running in New World.

Finally, as noted, New World is built around collective action by groups. If you are, at heart, a solo player or if you have the social skills of a snow leopard, this is NOT the game for you.
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Doug Ralphs
1.0 out of 5 stars Multiple Fatal Design Decisions Doom New World, 15 years behind WOW and Final Fantasy
Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2021
Edition: Deluxe EditionVerified Purchase
Starting on the positive, New World (NW) is a solid start for an MMO with high production values and a combat system that while simple, I found compelling. Another positive call-out for New World is the development process that significantly changed the game from what started out as a "Rust" or "ARK" brutal survivalist game that historically has only appealed to the most hard core of person vs person (PVP) gamers but has changed to a more appealing questing / person vs. environment (PVE) game with optional PVP content. I personally find the gathering data in Alpha and Beta testing a major innovation that hopefully other developers will adopt.

Unfortunately, the potential for the game was lost in one of if not the worst MMO launches that I have participated in my 17 years of playing MMOs including a 16 year uninterrupted subscriber to World of Worldcraft. Borrowing from the Princess Bride movie, some of the design choices where "inconceivable". These design mistakes resulted in a patently unplayable game and I literally mean unplayable with queue times that theoretically spanned days or even weeks. The queue times were actually truly theoretical because there were repeated server restarts or other technical issues that logged players out of the queues even if they were willing to wait days or weeks.

The tragedy of this unprecedented customer experience during launch was in my opinion directly the result of tragically bad design choices I have listed below.

1) Unique World Wide Character Names vs. Server Specific Character Names: The decision to not allow players to use a character name on an individual server vs. allowing only one character in the world to use a character name directly resulted in a horrible customer experience. This decision resulted in players that have spent years or even decades developing friends and an online profile online from being denied a chance to assume their character name. The result was that with the staggered launch instead of the normal simultaneous world wide launch combined with regional geofencing by IP address, the world crashed the first EU servers to reserve their names on a world wide basis. The part that is most troubling is that their is no solid technical or more importantly improved customer experience reason for this world wide exclusive name decision. No other successful MMO has taken this design decision.

2) Server caps to only 2,000 concurrent users during launch combined with no cap on the number of characters that could be created on a server. This is in my opinion the biggest and possibly fatal design choice that resulted in the unprecedented week long launch queues for the most populated servers. First of all, the linear, "on rails" design of the game starting regions made some type of restriction required on the number of players for the game to be playable. Other MMO's have solved this problem by several means such as having multiple starting zones as the least sophisticated solution and using instance layers where players can be on the same server to play with their friends but be in multiple instances to solve the overpopulation problems. More important, these other successful MMO's also are rigorous in shutting down the character creation process when servers become overpopulated. New World took none of these steps. The design decision that was the most "inconceivable" was that in at least the first week that I played, there was no restriction on new character creation. How was this simple solution missed in all the extensive stress testing and alpha and beta tests? Has no one on the design team participated in a WOW or Final Fantasy expansion launch event?

3) No major innovation in MMO game play or compelling Intellectual Property. My first two design failure callouts in my opinion were the most troubling because they appeared to be easily preventable by simply making different design choices. This third issue is a much harder but equally important failing of the game - there was nothing new in game play. The MMO world is constantly evolving on two fronts, with the established successful franchises such as WOW and Final Fantasy providing innovation in multiple directions, albeit at times being more incremental that competitors. The other front are new MMO's that bring some type of innovation to game play. Another innovation includes new business models such as WOW private servers that take experiment with game play of an existing property. When you look past the potentially game killing launch mistakes, New World while a solid start for a new MMO, brought no new "wow" innovation. As I left from of the starting zones, the game quickly turned into another "go kill 50 of that" and "gather 40 of these items and 50 or those items". I found myself looking for something new at the end of the leveling grind to make the normal MMO tediousness worth it and I found nothing compelling. I talked to my friends and they similarly could not offer a "here are the three things that make grinding in New World worth it".

In summary, after playing New World and reflecting on the MMO genre in general, while I may appear overly critical, my feedback is meant to help the design team improve the game. MMO's are prohibitibly difficult to design because of many of the issues New World faced and the decades of learning competitors of New World have acquired. My hope is that the talented Amazon Games Studios team continues their process of gathering data from what worked and unfortunately failed in the launch to improve the game and provide myself and my friends with a viable MMO product. The vice president of Amazon Games Studios has been known to say that he prefers feedback that is bi-modal, either a 1 or a 5 star. Unfortunately, with the numerous un-forced errors in the launch of New World that resulted in such a frustrating customer experience, I can only justify a one star.
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Ryan Ozubko
5.0 out of 5 stars Great concept and lots of potentail.
Reviewed in Canada on April 23, 2023
Edition: Deluxe EditionVerified Purchase
Lots of haters of this game.
It has its share of bugs and problems, but what game doesnt?
The game looks amazing and is fun to play.
Its hard to quest when there are so many resource nodes that need to be collected.
Game is getting better and hopefully will reach its potential.
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DE ALMEIDA NUNES Marc
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Reviewed in France on March 20, 2024
Edition: Deluxe EditionVerified Purchase
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Jorge
5.0 out of 5 stars Muy recomendable con descuento!
Reviewed in Spain on December 5, 2023
Edition: Deluxe EditionVerified Purchase
Este es un juego al que tenía muchas ganas, pero con su mal inicio, nunca me decidí a gastarme el dinero que pedían por el... Pero llegó la oferta y por apenas 20€, me parece un juegazo. (Me gasté 70 en diablo4 recién salido y aún me arrepiento)
Llevaré algo menos de 35horas y realmente lo estoy disfrutando. Tendré que comprar el DLC ya mismo xD

Creo que por apenas 50€ el juego y el DLC (45 si no es la versión Deluxe) es una buena inversión para los que buscamos este tipo de juegos.

Juegos como Destiny, POE o MIR4 me dieron miles de horas de entrenamiento, espero y confío que este haga lo mismo

Mi puntuación es un 8 sobre 10.

Si lo piyas con descuento, no te lo pienses!
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Michael
5.0 out of 5 stars Top MMO mit wenig, aber guten Innovationsideen!
Reviewed in Germany on October 4, 2021
Edition: Deluxe EditionVerified Purchase
New World hat den Maßstab, mit dem sich heutige MMOs vergleichen müssen, neu definiert.

Die Welt ist wunderschön, sehr abwechslungsreich und man hat wirklich das Gefühl auch mal vor lauter Vegetation mitten im Wald zu sein. Gleichzeitig kann man aber fast alles, was man sieht, auch looten und für die Berufe verwenden. Hier findet auch wirklich alles eine sinnvolle Anwendung, weshalb sich schnell das Gefühl einschleicht, alles mitnehmen zu wollen. Am deutlichsten sehe ich dies bei dem Spaziergang in die offene Welt um Quests zu erledigen. Gerade schnell nur die Quest machen, aber was ist das da drüben...? Die Pflanze habe ich noch nie gesehen und schwupp - ehe man sich versieht, ist das Inventar vollgelootet. Gleichzeitig sorgt das Gewichtssystem als Inventar auch dafür, dass man auch mal entscheidet etwas liegen zu lassen, da man andernfalls zu viel bei sich trägt und nur noch gehen kann, was den Weg zur nächsten Stadt zur Qual macht.
Bei diesem Punkt möchte ich gerne auf die offene Welt aufmerksam machen, welche nur zu Fuß zu bereisen ist. Nun mögen einige Spieler sagen "New World ist ohne Mounts doof!" aber das ist einfach passend zur Spielwelt. Diese ist nämlich, gerade im Vergleich zu anderen MMOs, recht klein. Da man sie aber nur zu Fuß bereisen kann, fühlt sich die Welt sehr groß an. Außerdem sorgt es gleichzeitig dafür, dass Wege sich "relevant" anfühlen. So ist man durchaus schonmal 15-30 Min unterwegs, nur um in die gewünschte Siedlung zu reisen, wenn dort noch kein Wegpunkt vorhanden ist oder man nicht genug Azoth zum Reisen hat. Das ist aber genau das Gefühl, welches ich seit einigen Jahren im Vergleich zum Platzhirschen vermisst habe... Es sorgt für Entschleunigung und ich habe bei jeden Aktionen das Gefühl, dass es einen gewissen Wert bzw. eine Bedeutung hat.
Natürlich begegnet man bei seinen Reisen durch New World auch einer Vielzahl an Monstern, welche es zu bekämpfen geht, und hier kommt das Kampfsystem zu Tragen. Einige Leute lieben es, andere nicht so sehr, es ist halt Geschmackssache, aber die Umsetzung des Action Kampfsystems ist bei einem westlichen Publisher das mMn bisher beste. So verursachen Kopftreffer mit Bogen oder Muskete tatsächlich kritischen Schaden, während Nahkampfangriffe von hinten auch immer kritisch treffen. Gleichzeitig muss man seine Deckung beachten um nicht zu viele Angriffe einzustecken, weshalb das Block- bzw. Ausweichsystem stets berücksichtigt und genutzt werden muss. Außerdem finde ich es grandios, dass die Kämpfe tatsächlich etwas fordernder sind. So sind Kämpfe gegen 2 Gruppen bereits wesentlich anspruchsvoller, weil auf einmal der doppelten Anzahl an Treffern ausgewichen werden muss, bei drei Gegners kommt man auch schon richtig ins Schwitzen. Der einzige Kritikpunkt, der mir an dieser Stelle einfällt, ist das die Varianz an verschiedenen Monstertypen gerne noch etwas variieren könnte.

Insgesamt erfindet New World weder das Kampfsystem, noch das Crafting oder weitere Punkte komplett neu. Aber in seiner Kombination und Weiterentwicklung dieser Features sorgt New World mit wenig Innovation trotzdem dafür, dass das Spiel sich sehr hochwertig und neuartig anfühlt.

Den letzten Punkt, aufgrund der Vielzahl an schlechten Rezensionen, möchte ich noch aufgreifen. Die Warteschlangen sind sehr nervig, ja auch mich als arbeitenden Menschen nervt es abends nicht mal eine Stunde zu spielen wenn ich gerade Lust dazu habe. Dennoch ist New World hier sehr bemüht und bereits eine Woche nach Release sind die Spitzenwarteschlangen auf Ravenal (einer der vollsten Server) "nur" noch bei 900. Gebt dem ganzen eine weitere Woche und die Spieler werden keine Warteschlangen mehr haben. Außerdem läuft das Spiel dafür ingame sehr flüssig und rund.

Klare Kaufempfehlung für jeden der die Warteschlangen verzeihen kann.
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Cris
1.0 out of 5 stars Do not buy it. at least for now…
Reviewed in Canada on October 1, 2021
Edition: Deluxe EditionVerified Purchase
Pro (kind of): it looks ok(ish) - nothing spectacular but in line with modern MMOs.
Con: you cannot really play it without staying a looong time in queue.

I got the game last night. I let it download. In the morning I tried it. I created a character on a "low population" server - I read before about the queue issue and I wanted to be sure I am not going to hit the same "wall". I played for like a minute and logged out. I tried it after few hours and after being on queue for like 40 minutes - time in which I went from position 5 to 4 - I contacted their (Amazon Games) support. Long story short at the end I simply told them I want a refund since this is not by any definition a "deluxe" experience. the only response was: "I would love to help you right however I'm afraid we do not have the option". I contacted Amazon support (not Games) and I simply told them I am about to call my bank for a chargeback on this transaction and because they will ask me if I contacted you before I am doing it. They simply said they prefer to issue a refund and just did it.
I don't say the game is bad, I cannot give that judgment after around one minute, but at this moment is not playable. They might fix these issues in the future but we will see. For god sake, Amazon hosts a big part of the internet how the hell they can have such a bad release of one of their products?!

Conclusion: At least for now DO NOT BUY IT. wait few months maybe they will fix it. if you really want it to check from time to time the newer reviews maybe they will become better. At this moment this it's not even a beta experience. More like a alpha.
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