We are thrilled to announce [b]a special day dedicated to the Field of Glory franchise on June 6th[/b], [u]in partnership with the University of Winchester.[/u] [img]https://clan.cloudflare.steamstatic.com/images//38930049/104c4bc8303c5742f010fb33a619efa129b74f43.png[/img] We would like to express our gratitude to all the fans who have supported the franchise over the past 6 years. In celebration of this milestone, we have organized a [u]live tournament in collaboration with our beloved community with some of the top 8 players of Field of Glory in Europe.[/u] This thrilling competition will take place at our brand-new office in Milan. In collaboration with Professor Robert Houghton from the University of Winchester, Slitherine will host a [u]live [url=https://www.twitch.tv/slitherinetv]Twitch[/url] event centered around a historical discussion of Field of Glory II: Medieval and Field of Glory Kingdoms.[/u] Join us to look into the narratives and intricacies of these immersive strategy games with: Professor Ryan Lavelle from the University of Winchester, Professor Lysiane Lasausse from the University of South-Eastern Norway, Professor Vinicius Marino Carvalho from Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Professor Juan Manuel Rubio Arevalo from the Central European University, and Robert Houghton himself. To make this occasion even more special, we have invited the renowned miniatures wargamer painter, [u]Aurelian Leclerc[/u]. He will share valuable [u]insights on improving your miniature painting technique[/u]. But that's not all! For the first time ever, we will show [u]unpublished gameplay[/u] features from the highly anticipated [u]Field of Glory: Kingdoms.[/u] Get an exclusive sneak peek into the upcoming game as the developers, led by Philippe Malaicre, showcase the exciting new additions and improvements. Mark your calendars and [b]join us on June 6th at 14:30 on our [url=https://www.twitch.tv/slitherinetv]Twitch channel[/url] for this extraordinary event dedicated to the Field of Glory franchise. [/b] See you there