CDProjektRed and WitcherGame tweeted today the next installment of the beloved Witcher franchise is in early development.
Currently there’s no details about the game aside from CDProjekts decision to partner with Epic Games in using Unreal Engine 5 instead of RedEngine.
Currently there’s no details about the game aside from CDProjekts decision to partner with Epic Games in using Unreal Engine 5 instead of RedEngine.
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We’ve all played games where we control a starship – smaller ships that could be manned by as small as a 1 man crew or some that needed thousands of hands. But in any case, we’ve always controlled that craft with simple mouse clicks, controls and joysticks. Well this is a breath of fresh air: this is what it would really be like to control a ship with a crew of five, each officer responsible for his station and ensuring mission success and survival. Does this new approach herald a great game, or does it fall short?
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War never changes. With all the hype that Bethesda piled on (with no small amount of help thanks to the media as well), expectations were sky high for this returning smash hit series. Set in a retro-futuristic apocolyptia that takes place in an alternate timeline branched off from WW II, Fallout 4 continues the series this time in the ruins of Boston. Does it live up to the hype?
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