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Warhammer Online Release Date, Subscription Fees Revealed

Published August 6, 2008

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Mythic Entertainment and GOA today announced the release date for EA’s upcoming MMOG, Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning. The game is slated for a European release on September 18th and along with the date, the companies have revealed pricing and subscription fees for the title. The release date is the same for the North American version of the game.

From launch, subscriptions can be purchased online and within the game:
- 1 month for 12.99€ (£10.31)
- 3 months for 35.97€ (£28.55)
- 6 months for 65.94€ (£52.34)

Alternatively, pre-paid Game Card packs for a 60-day subscription will be available through participating retailers for 29.99€ (£23.81).

From the 28th August, the regular edition of the game can be pre-ordered at 5€ (£3.97), and this special pre-order pack will entitle players to a key for ‘Live Game Head Start’ access ahead of the full commercial release on the 18th September, as well as bonus in-game items.

The regular edition of the game will be priced at 49.99 € (£39.69) RRP with a 30-day subscription included.

To read the entire press release click here.

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10 Responses to “Warhammer Online Release Date, Subscription Fees Revealed”

  1. Stu on August 7th, 2008 7:49 pm

    Another rip off for EU players… US players will pay 14.99$ which is 9.80 euros or £7.70 only per month. Shame on EA!

  2. pcmaczone on August 28th, 2008 3:43 pm

    £10.31 a month !? This has to be a joke surely? At £8 I might have given it a go but it’s obvious we are being fleeced here. The price in the EU should be the same as in the US. I’ll stick with WoW and wait for the Lich King.

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  4. TheGroan on September 7th, 2008 10:16 pm

    World of Warcraft is £8.99 a month and Eve-Online is €14.99 ,roughly £12,it too charges less for american subscribers.

  5. William Ahmadi on September 19th, 2008 5:00 pm

    huh stupid piece of crap it looked really good and my friend said it was gonna be cheaper than WoW obviosly a rip off i dont believe i stopped WoW to wait for this and there is nt even a demo cd like LOTR

  6. Anonymous on September 22nd, 2008 12:09 am

    Fucking hell!
    that’s just a tad bit hard ain’t it?

    If they keep that up they ain’t gonna have anyone playing.
    was actually looking forward to this game.

  7. Mark on September 23rd, 2008 4:15 pm

    relax people, dont get so down about the price

    Try it.. if the game is worth the money then play it..

    otherwise just keep doing the same thing in WoW and pay the same prices

    simple ;)

  8. Kevin on October 7th, 2008 9:45 am

    I don’t really see the big deal about prices for online games that much >.> (even though I am an American) Can’t you guys spend that easily by going out to eat at once? With how often people play games (Most of the time) I think they are getting their money’s worth either way..

  9. Siam Choudhury on October 8th, 2008 10:52 pm

    I think it could be perceived as unfair. €13 is more than $13, and people generally don’t like paying more for the same thing. Or sometimes less, in terms of customer service, etc.

    As Mark says however, players should give it a go and determine on their own whether or not the game is worth the money. It’s pretty standard nowadays that MMOs come with a 30 day playtime included in the box-price.

  10. Navrit on October 14th, 2008 8:04 pm

    I agree, the US stuff is ALWAYS more expensive than any EU stuff. Also, anyone know if the US game cards work for the EU subscription?

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