Homeworld 3 release date, pre-order and latest news
It's a great time for fans of classic PC strategy games. Not only have we been treated to the first numbered Baldur's Gate for over 20 years, but a new Homeworld game is on the horizon.
A prequel dropped in 2016 (also made by new developers Blackbird Interactive), but the last numbered game in the series was Homeworld 2, released back in 2003.
So this is a pretty big deal for fans of the series. It should hopefully introduce a new generation to the lore, too.
But what exactly do we know about the new game? Let's take a Homeworld 3 deep dive and look at the release date, pre-order details, and all we know about the gameplay and story.
We've been waiting over two decades for the next proper instalment, but we're very close to Homeworld 3's release.
Homeworld 3 will release on 13th May 2024. That's less than a week away, so get to replaying the first two and Deserts of Kharak quickly, if you haven't already!
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You can indeed pre-order it!
Homeworld 3 is available to pre-purchase from Steam. You can buy all three bundles now.
The regular edition, the Fleet Command Edition and Deluxe Edition bundle are available for £49.99, £73.97 and £65.98 respectively.
At the time of writing, Homeworld 3 is set to be a PC exclusive.
While a multi-platform release would be nice, it's looking unlikely. The release is less than a month away and we've heard nothing about it.
If anything changes in the meantime, though, we'll be sure to let you know here!
While the previous two numbered releases were purely real-time-strategy, Homeworld 3 looks like it'll incorporate roguelike elements too.
You will be controlling multiple spacecrafts, and with them ambush your enemies or defend your fleet.
There will also be the elements to look out for. Asteroid fields are as much a
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