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Did you know that a triple-A Fallout cRPG from Larian could have happened if the studio hadn't obtained the Baldur's Gate license from Wizards of the Coast? Larian CEO Swen Vincke revealed as much in a retrospective interview on the making of Baldur's Gate 3 published in the latest EDGE Magazine (issue #400).
First noted by SteamDB creator Pavel Djundik and reported by The Verge, documents from an antitrust suit against Valve show that the company consisted of 336 employees in 2021. That's a fraction of the size of most big game publishers, even as Steam continues to shape PC gaming as a whole.
Star Wars Outlaws, which has been described as the first true Star Wars open world game ever made, is just a month and a half away from its August 30 release date. The countdown to launch has started for fans, and the developers at Ubisoft Massive have been featured in a few new interviews ahead of the event.
An ex-Pokémon lawyer has shared a triumphant story in which he tracked down and course-corrected a young leaker by calling his mom and telling her what he was up to.
BioWare is known for its character customization options, so the fact that DragonAge: The Veilguard will have some isn’t noteworthy. However, the extent of those options is staggering, to the point where players can customize a lot of their experience.
FromSoftware games are known for their difficulty and is no exception, being considerably harder than the base game. Some players have taken issue with this increase in difficulty, especially with the damage that the foes of the Land of Shadow do. Luckily, with its nature as an open-world RPG with character creation and different builds, there are built-in ways to deal with this, whether that is Spirit Ashes, consumables, or DLC-specific upgrade items.
A level of the upcoming open-world game will have fans venturing inside one of the most iconic creatures in the franchise. Ubisoft's newest game is the very first open-world game ever to be made, so there is a lot that players can look forward to. The exploration and finding of different landmarks and Easter eggs will likely be something that many players will enjoy. The scale of the world is said to be massive, and the story is supposed to take players to places they've never been before.
When we got our hands on Star Wars Outlaws last month, our first impression was that it's playing things too safe. We didn't get to see its open world, but we did notice a lot of mechanics borrowed from other Ubisoft games, from Watch Dogs to Assassin's Creed. Now in an interview with IGN, Outlaws' developer Massive Entertainment has gone into more detail about how it's approaching open world Star Wars—with at least one encouraging change from the well-worn Ubisoft playbook.