So…Risen 3 Looks Great, Has Day/Night Cycles and NPC Schedules
Piranha Bytes have released a lengthy promotional trailer/feature for Risen 3, to market the game to North American audiences.
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Ultima Online: Job Posting For an Engineer
Broadsword Online Games is looking to grow the Ultima Online team by adding another engineer.
Ultima Online: Greenlit on Steam; Vendor Search Coming Back On
Ultima Online has been greenlit on Steam, which means that Valve will now work with Broadsword Online Games to get it listed in the Steam catalogue.
Divinity: Original Sin Is Now in Beta
Larian Studios’ Divinity: Original Sin is now in beta, but unfortunately a key virtual world feature had to be dropped from the game.
A Year in Ultima Fan Projects: 2013 in Review
In which we look at the various Ultima fan projects that have been active, even if only briefly, in 2013, and note the progress that these have made.
The Divinity: Original Sin Alpha Began Today
Exciting news from Larian Studios: the alpha release of Divinity: Original Sin, which is open to everyone who backed the game during its Kickstarter campaign, went live on Steam today. [youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SiFEjWd00Qw?feature=player_embedded&w=640&h=360] You’ll need...
Random Wednesdays
Irrational Games As gorgeous and intriguing as the Burial at Sea DLC for BioShock Infinite looks, the execution of it seems to be somewhat lacking. Not that it’s bad, exactly…it just seems to disappoint...
Larian Saturdays…And More
So I missed posting a Wednesday update this week, and as such I’m lumping in the content from Wednesday with the weekend Larian Studios content. Because there really isn’t much to report from Larian...
Ex-Interplay Fridays
Fallout: New Vegas You’ll all be happy to know, I’m sure, that DOUG the Eagle Dragon has emerged from hiding and posted an anti-walkthrough for Obsidian’s contribution to the Fallout series. It is, as...
The Real Texas: Greenlit!
The Real Texas, a somewhat Ultima-inspired RPG, has been Greenlit (Greenlighted?) on Steam.
