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Witchfire, the brand new project created by The Astronauts, a team that contains three video game veterans who worked on games such as Painkiller and Bulletstorm, is set to be released on Steam in Early Access later this year.
One Rockstar veteran has recalled how he added litter to the streets of GTA 3 because they "looked too clean" but then removed it from San Andreas when he "lost the argument" with fellow developers.
Obsidian Entertainment veteran Josh Sawyer was too burned out on game development to direct Avowed, the upcoming RPG set in the same universe as his two beloved Pillars of Eternity games.
The Until Dawn remake is out on October 4, and it'll boast an extended prologue and new collectibles, as well as an alternative option for the infamous 'Don't Move' mechanic.
When first launched, it started a massive trend of trading villagers. Veteran players typically have a specific set of villagers they like, referred to by the community as «dreamies.» However, getting these villagers by random selection could take years. When a villager is moving out of someone else's town, players can go to their town and convince the villager to move to their town, ensuring the character's presence in their game.
Valve’s next game, which has yet to be officially announced, had over 16,000 concurrent players over the weekend. As of this writing, that number sits at 16,600 via SteamDB. The game is called Deadlock and we’ve known that Valve was working on it for a while, but now it seems as though we are in the midst of a soft launch of some kind.
Fallout: New Vegas director Josh Sawyer says he'd be down to lead another Fallout game if he was asked, but it would depend on the boundaries and constraints placed on it.
Skyrim isn't what most players would think of as an immersive sim, nor is Baldur's Gate 3 - but Arkane founder Raphael Colantonio disagrees, and he makes quite a convincing case.