Boss Dungeon's Tobbii Karlsson takes a look at a trend he thinks is suggesting that a lot of RPG developers are taking the chance to turn time back to before classic CRPG titles started to fade away.
Paul writes: "Shadowrun Returns on Xbox is a solid tactical RPG with a good story; one which you will certainly enjoy."
From MassivelyOP: "The waters surrounding Shroud of the Avatar continue to get muddier after a letter to investors of the game from equity crowdfunding platform SeedInvest was vaguely discussed by Catnip Games’ Chris Spears.
Readers will recall that in 2017, SOTA’s original company, the Richard Garriott-backed Portalarium, ran a nearly $800K equity crowdfunding investment round through SeedInvest. But Portalarium folded and transferred the game to Catnip in 2019 following a series of calamities, including layoffs, free-to-play, whaling, playerbase collapse, delayed rewards, Richard Garriott stepping down, the new CEO denying his role, and shuttered offices. As we have continued to cover ever since, Portalarium was legally bound to make reports to the SEC and SeedInvest but instead left its own non-accredited investors in the lurch. Last week, SeedInvest told backers Portalarium had failed to provide those required updates – the first time the platform had made any public statements about Portalarium’s delinquency at all."
Ubisoft has pulled Might and Magic X: Legacy from Steam while they fix the DRM issues. They've also issued a statement.
Ubisoft acted right away pulled their game to fix their fuck up. What did CD Projekt do oh just went around pretending everything was all right then admitted there is something with their game. It was a PR stunt to pat themselves on the back to acknowledge they royally screwed up. I trust a company that acts right away and fixes their fuck up not dancing around the bush and pretending everything is all right. Out of the two I trust Ubisoft over CD Projekt.
That’s good for them to pull it . I Loved Might & Magic back in the day . I didn’t know Ubibleh owns the IP now that’s too bad especially if they ruined the game like they tend to do with most of their franchises . Ubi is becoming an EA look alike. I once really liked Ubisoft but they have gone downhill as they get bigger . But this is a good move but they probably should have had better quality testing before releasing it at all . I know many gamers would do the job for cheap or not getting paid at all .
