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Baldur's Gate 3 was such a massive critical success that sending developers to collect all of its awards was starting to "affect development."
The annual Independent Games Festival has been responsible for highlighting a bunch of each year's best indie games, from critical darlings to student projects. Right now, Steam is partnering with the IGF and indie publisher Crunching Koalas for the IGF Celebration Days, a sale that runs until July 20 and offers discounts on IGF award winners from both this and previous years.
To the disappointment of many fans, Larian Studios has announced that it won't be making despite winning 2023's Game of the Year award with the third entry in the series. Still, that doesn't mean the Belgium-based studio is sitting on its hands and indulging in the success of its biggest game to date. Instead, it is hard at work on a pair of new projects and has opened a studio in Warsaw, Poland, to facilitate this, promising games that will eclipse even, which is quite the claim.
It's hard to overstate how big Baldur's Gate 3 is. It's a massive sales hit, it claimed all the awards, and it turned Larian, already a well-respected studio thanks to its outstanding Divinity: Original Sin games, into RPG royalty. I think it's fair to say that nobody could have predicted this, but in the latest issue of Edge (via GamesRadar), Larian CEO Swen Vincke said he had big ambitions for the studio, and that there were only three games he felt could make it happen.
Summer Games Done Quick has now concluded, with the event taking the total amount raised by Games Done Quick events to over $50m.
The Legend of Zelda series is one of the most popular video game sagas of all time, and right now, you can score a killer deal on one of the best games in the saga: One of many early Prime Day deals we discovered this week, Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdomis 16% off when you purchase through Amazon. This means it can live at your house forever for only $59!
Cart Life's re-release, the melancholy retail simulation of a life spent running a food carts, seems to be cancelled.
George R.R. Martin may have teased a possible film or TV adaptation of Elden Ring.