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Forge of Empires: The Guild Expeditions Details New Features With Informative Video

InnoGames has announced new details for Forge of Empires: The Guild Expeditions.

InnoGames just announced the release of a new feature in the cross-platform title Forge of Empires: The Guild Expeditions. The new cooperative gameplay function brings guild members together on a completely new jungle themed map. InnoGames also released a new video in which game designers Thi and Kai explain the new feature.

Any player in the Iron Age or higher can take part in the Expeditions, which will be restarted every week. Players can contribute to the new Expedition Goals by solving an individual Expedition map. Once a guild has reached a certain level of Expedition Points, they will earn Guild Power, which leads to more rewards and boosts for the whole guild. To finish an encounter on the Expedition map, they can either fight or coming in the next update, negotiate. Depending on their own personal success each individual player will also receive personal rewards. After solving the entire Guild Expedition map, a new difficulty level will be unlocked and new rewards will be available.

With about 150 million registered players, InnoGames is one of the world's leading developers and providers of online games. Currently, the Hamburg-based company employs over 400 professionals from 30 nations. InnoGames has scored major success with games such as Tribal Wars, Grepolis and Forge of Empires.

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