so i just heard that owlcat, the studio behind some of my fave crpgs, is still all about making hardcore role-playing games, and i'm super stoked about it. they're not going to abandon their roots, even though they're working on some new projects that might seem a bit different from their usual style.



i mean, have you played pathfinder: kingmaker or wrath of the righteous? those games are like, the epitome of crpg goodness, with deep storytelling and complex gameplay mechanics. and it seems like owlcat is committed to keeping that spirit alive, even as they experiment with new ideas and approaches. their co-founder, alexander mishulin, said something about wanting to create games that they themselves would enjoy playing, and that's just, like, the best attitude to have when it comes to game development.



one of the new projects they're working on is called the expanse: osiris reborn, which sounds like it's going to be a bit of a departure from their usual fantasy settings. it's more of a sci-fi thing, with a mass effect-like vibe, and i'm really curious to see how it turns out. they're also working on warhammer 40k: dark heresy, which is more in line with their traditional crpg style, but with some new twists and features.



apparently, owlcat has expanded to around 600 employees, which is just, wow. that's a lot of people working on games, and it's no wonder they're able to tackle multiple projects at once. i've heard that they're headquartered in cyprus now, and i'm not sure how many offices they have or anything, but it's clear that they're a growing studio with big ambitions.Read more: Full article on www.pcgamer.com

What do you think about this?