From Bloomberg: "When Ubisoft Entertainment SA hired Mike Laidlaw, the well-respected designer of the Dragon Age video game series, in late 2018, expectations were high. Fans were excited to see what kind of game he might be dreaming up next.
In fact, Laidlaw was directing development of a role-playing game code-named Avalon, according to people familiar with the project. It was a big-budget adventure involving stories of King Arthur and his Round Table in a sword-and-sorcery fantasy world full of knights and legends. But just over a year later, before releasing any games, Laidlaw quit."
Soon, XDefiant servers will no longer be terrorized by frustratingly elusive, bunny-hopping maniacs. Mark Rubin, the game’s executive producer, has confirmed that next week’s much-needed update will introduce a nerf to bunny hops, so a massive movement shift is set to arrive soon.
Recently Gareth at Skewed and Reviewed spoke with Soham Jaiswal, CEO, SD Games about the pending Eternal Damnation game. The game is a hybrid of RPG and RTS and cast players as a Spider.
Marcus Stewart - "My biggest takeaway from Shadow of the Erdtree is that – surprise – it’s more Elden Ring. It’s the most unexciting take imaginable, but outside of the intriguing yet not immediately noticeable wrinkle added by the Scadutree upgrades, it’s a new excuse to revisit a world I love. It’s tough to get a sense of the expansion’s narrative implications and to be honest, that’s the last thing I care about in this game, as interesting as its lore is on the surface. All I want is to experience a new gauntlet of trials and surprises, and Shadow of the Erdtree seems poised to deliver that and then some."
Jason is becoming a joke with his punches at big companies in exchange for "we don't know what yet".
The insunuations he makes and the kind of people he signals are making him the true king of the beggars.
That's a shame even though it's not true history I would like more games based on historical and actual legends like King Arthur.
I just want a new Prince of Persia
New Raymsn
New Prince of Persia
Ubisoft is so lame again
Just make Prince of Persia or sell the rights of it to a consistent publisher like SIE, as the fans are roaring a lot for a new entry.