Category: Camelot Unchained News

The latest Camelot Unchained update has been released a day early that provides a fantastic look at how the art and environment teams are bringing the game to life. The update is packed with concept art, initial model screens and some finished products. Faction shields get a big look with each group’s shield taking on a unique appearance.

Much of the Camelot Unchained news last week was “there is going to be bigger news next week (Friday)”. Unfortunately, I have to write this column before said bigger news lands so I ask, where does that leave my little chunk of internet real-estate? I suppose I could wax poetically about philosophical MMO concepts and sociology applied to MMORPGs then scaled up for use in real life but frankly looking at current events in society right now I find myself in a fairly disillusioned state.

The latest Camelot Unchained update blog post has been posted on the official site that gives readers an insight as to what developers have been working on for the past week. Most notably, preparations are being made for the beta, hopefully coming sooner than later.

Qualified IT users are being invited to head into Camelot Unchained this weekend to help to test the newly reworked ability system. According to a new blogpost on the official site, abilities have new and different functionality than in the previous version.

In this week’s Camelot Unchained (CU) update City State Entertainment (CSE) brought us another small update with a bit of big news sprinkled in for those of us paying close attention. Not being one that generally pays close attention (to anything and certainly not for very long) I almost missed it myself!

Things in the Camelot Unchained Universe (CU) have been unsarcastically quiet over the last couple of weeks. This is City State Entertainment (CSE) so of course they are interacting with backers on forums and Mark Jacobs has been spotted prowling a comments section or two but things have been just a pinch low key over the past couple of weeks. Maybe it’s the fair summer weather out there in sunny Fairfax, VA?

The Friday update for Camelot Unchained has arrived with its news of the week. The letter begins with good news for players with older cards and the fact that the memory footprint of C.U.B.E. has been reduced to make the game more accessible.

There I was, sail at half-mast sipping on a bottle of “meditation” as I casually drifted through the CUniverse wondering if this column would ever find its soul. Just when I was about to take a dive into the dark waters of infinity (sleep) I was awakened by a succulent smell on a gentle breeze that was this juicy tidbit from CSE Ben in the latest Camelot Unchained newsletter.

The Friday update for Camelot Unchained reveals that the crowd-funded title has passed another stretch goal that will see the addition of roleplay animations, including dancing and joke-telling as well as updated combat animations.

Today, City State Entertainment is announcing the delay of the beta for Camelot Unchained. In light of this, we talk to CSE’s Mark Jacobs about the game, it’s status, and what to expect going forward.