Bring At-War to Xbox one!

At-War is a fun risk style turn based game that a lot of people play that runs off of Microsoft Silverlight and i think if they were able to run silverlight or make an app it wouled bring in a whole fan base to Xbox. i know a few people who have Xbox but
not a pc and they can't play the game so I think it would be a nice treat for fans to bring it to Xbox. They could even make it for gold members only in order to entice people to go gold, it's a smart idea that would not only make money for Xbox but also bring
joy to fans everywhere.

:)

 

Bring dreadnought to xbox one

Why is the game Dreadnought not on Xbox one and only to ps4. It says it upcoming sim game for Microsoft and the platforms its on is for Microsoft windows and ps4, where is Xbox if its for Microsoft windows????.

This game is totally awesome but the platforms are Microsoft Windows and Ps4, why not Xbox one???

 

Bring dreadnought to xbox one

When you release a game on a console you must pay that company a licensing fee, this can be quite a substantial amount of money.

Larger game makers have no problem with this but smaller studios must often pick which console to release on. That is more often than not going to be the one with the largest install base, that at this current time is the Playstation 4. Also bear in mind that
the console makers charge a fee for every patch released.

Any fees to release for the PC are far far smaller and there are no fees if the company wishes to patch the game.

In short. It's really expensive to release a game on a console and they had to pick the one that'd make them the most money.

 

As always, it's up to the game publisher/developer to approach Microsoft to bring such a game to the platform. The fact that it runs via Silverlight has no bearing. Other than the browser plug-in, Microsoft itself isn't affiliated with this web based game.

 

That's why I said or make an app for silverlight...

 

The browser for Xbox one will never have Plug-ins. In a few due time everything will be HTML5.