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The latest Pantheon: Rise of the Fallen newsletter is out with a frank discussion about dates. Players and fans have been asking for alpha dates, beta dates and launch dates. While developers have their own internal goals set, these are not always forward facing of necessity since things can change. The default answer then becomes “TBA”, something that neither fans nor developers are wild about.
The latest Pantheon: Rise of the Fallen newsletter has hit inboxes everywhere, this time with a look at how the developers are working to ensure that the game is something players expect, but simultaneously, featuring the UNexpected as well. Players can “expect an emphasis on social gameplay” that is both rewarding and memorable — all the while with little surprises thrown in. “Expect wonder. Expect to have to think differently about people, environments & the world you occupy.”
The Pantheon: Rise of the Fallen March newsletter is out and about, this time with news of Project Faerthale, a new zone in the works. The team is hoping that the end of the month will “see a new area populated with an encounter that will be playable in its basic form”. The goal of the forthcoming encounter is to determine if the fun on paper transfers to fun in the game.
The latest newsletter is out for Pantheon: Rise of the Fallen. In it, readers are informed about what the team has most recently been working away on. In January, for instance, animations have gone under the microscope as well as the foundational phases for the Faerthale zone, though not much will be revealed…yet. In addition, there is a lengthy look at the foundation of the game world itself and a Q&A with Brad McQuaid.
The latest Pantheon: Rise of the Fallen newsletter is out and it’s filled with promise with 2019 fully underway. Of particular note, the letter announces that some new staff have been brought on board thanks to the “upheaval in the gaming industry in the final quarter of 2018” that led to some opportunities in the hiring department. As a result, production will speed up and the team “will increase implementation of a myriad of systems and features without impacting our long-term finances”.
The latest edition of the Pantheon: Rise of the Fallen newsletter is out and about. As usual, it is packed with lots of fantastic information for fans of the game, including the news that the team is growing. As the team moves forward to Pre-Alpha 4, it is putting “the full Pantheon experience” in place including “all of the systems, animations, models, sounds, and effects one would expect to see in a modern game.”
The latest newsletter about Pantheon: Rise of the Fallen is now out in the wild with the great news that Linda “Brasse” Carlson has taken her dwarfy self to work with Visionary Realms. Many will remember Carlson as a driving force with both Sony Online Entertainment and Trion Worlds. Other positions have opened up as well, with the team culling through applications for both tech and art teams.
The latest edition of the Pantheon: Rise of the Fallen newsletter is hot off the press. As it is October, this month’s version is a bit “spookier” than normal and features both a harvesting update and a “rogues gallery” spotlight on the Lycandrell…or werewolves.
As the months roll on, so too does the Pantheon: Rise of the Fallen team! They’re hard at work on progressing through a variety of development milestones on the way to yet another pre-alpha event that will likely kick off later this fall.
We’ve heard the community’s questions, and we’re ready to pose them to our esteemed guests tonight on the GameSpace Game Show! Join hosts, Steven, Bowman and Ralph as we chat with Brad McQuaid and Chris Perkins from Visual Realms about all things Pantheon. Join in on the conversation on one of our many live streams. The show starts this evening at 9 pm Eastern, 8 pm Central, 6 pm Pacific or 1AM GMT.