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The First Gameplay Footage For Wasteland 2 Is Here, And It Looks Great
Wasteland 2, the tremendously successful Kickstarter project that earned close to $US3 million when it was funded last year, is starting to shape up.
Here’s The First Ever Gameplay Video For Wasteland 2
Feels like months since we last saw Wasteland 2-related moving pictures. Six months, to be precise. Now we have a new video, though this one has gameplay. Delicious, old-school RPG gameplay.
Former Black Isle Writer Contemplates New Planescape: Torment-Inspired Game
Chris Avellone has previously teased that another Planescape: Torment game is not out of the question, the proviso being that it wouldn’t be Planescape, so much as a spiritual successor, given all the licencing and IP issues surrounding the setting. Now Colin McComb, Avellone’s writing partner-in-crime on Planescape, has scribed a blog post strongly suggesting such a successor is on the cards.
Kickstarter Pulls In More Money For Games Than For Almost Anything Else
People giving money to Kickstarter projects love games. How much do they love them? According to Kickstarter’s number crunchers, over $US50 million dollars over the last eight months have gone to games campaigns. That’s more money than has gone to film, tech or music projects.
First Footage Of Wasteland 2 Stares A Robot Scorpion In The Face
Until now, we’d only seen artwork and a screenshot of the upcoming Wasteland sequel, but here’s your first look at the game in motion.
Here’s What Wasteland 2 Looks Like (So Far)
I’m wary of even calling this a screenshot, given (as it says at the bottom of the image) it’s more useful just as a guide for the kind of art style the game will employ. But if you were wondering what kind of art a fan-funded sequel to the game that inspired Fallout would would employ, well, here you go.
See The Biggest Scorpion Ever In The First Screenshot Of Wasteland 2
inXile Entertainment, the developer behind the Wasteland 2, has published the title’s first prototype screenshot on Facebook. The Kickstarter-funded game, which amassed almost $US3 million in contributions, is being built in Unity and while presented in 3D, will take on an isometric view that’s sure to please old-school gamers.
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