Project RPG has been unveiled by City Interactive and German studio Deck13.
The yet-to-be-named title will be helmed by Tomasz Gop, a former senior producer at The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings studio CD Projekt RED.
From GameWatcher: "Developer Deck13 has confirmed once more, responding to a fan question on Twitter, that the project it is currently working on is not The Surge 3.
Aside from The Surge 3 not being in development, Deck13 also cast doubt on the possibility of a next-gen patch for The Surge 2."
That's mildly disappointing, as they had hinted at a follow-up. Still, going something fresh is perhaps the better way to go.
One was brillaint i felt two was a step back, control wise and the story and environments
I don't think they need to do a next-gen upgrade, but it would be nice if they could push a quick update to allow 4k60 through backwards compatibility. I'd imagine that wouldn't take a lot of manpower, and really is the more important feature for an action game anyway.
Focus Home Interactive has announced the acquisition of Deck13, creators of The Surge and Lords of the Fallen.
No idea if this is a good thing or not but I'd love to see more games from The Surge series with hopefully a bigger budget.
Chained Echoes, a 16-bit JRPG to be published by the company that brought The Surge and Lords of the Fallen, has demolished its Kickstarter goal, along with most of its stretch goals. It looks amazing, and the soundtrack plucks those nostalgia strings brilliantly.
This is a bit bizarre. The way this was written makes it sound like this game was newly announced, is being actively funded, and recently hit stretch goals. That's not at all the case.
This game was posted to KS around February of 2019. It appears to have hit its funding goal a couple of weeks later, its physical copy stretch goal hit days later, and the campaign ended a few days after that. The KS page, in regards to stretch goals, hasn't been updated since the campaign ended which was, again, about 11 months ago.
I'm all for bringing attention to smaller games - this is being made by what appears to be a solo developer, with Deck13 reaching out to publish after it got some attention - but the way this article was written is kind of puzzling.
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This would be much cooler if it wasn’t turn based but more like a secret of mana or beat em up style.
Could be an amazing game, can't wait to get more info