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inXile's Fig campaign for Wasteland 3 has gone live. We already know much about the game from last week's announcement, so I'll cut right to the chase. In addition to the pitch video, which features Brian Fargo going on a journey to reassemble the Torment writing team with the aid of his wacky new robot sidekick, they've also put together a short "gameplay video". It's got cinematic dialogue, all right, plus a little bit of combat and vehicular action. Here are the videos and the campaign overview:
From the creators of Wasteland 2 and Torment: Tides of Numenera comes Wasteland 3! Following the critically acclaimed releases of 2014's Wasteland 2 and 2015's Wasteland 2: Director's Cut, fans have been clamoring for a direct sequel. Now we can bring it to you, with your help!
The campaign's funding goal is a steep $2.75M, though it already had over $1.2M from investors before it began. You can secure a copy of Wasteland 3, including Early Access, for as little as $25, with alpha access available at $75. You'll get a free copy of Underrail or STASIS if you pledge in the first 48 hours, and if you pledged to any of inXile's previous campaigns, you should be able to get a $5 discount on top of that. The campaign is running until next month, and the game's estimated release date is Q4 2019. Do inXile deserve asecond third fourth chance at the crowdfunding trough, having released only one of their crowdfunded titles? I'll leave that for you to decide.
inXile's Fig campaign for Wasteland 3 has gone live. We already know much about the game from last week's announcement, so I'll cut right to the chase. In addition to the pitch video, which features Brian Fargo going on a journey to reassemble the Torment writing team with the aid of his wacky new robot sidekick, they've also put together a short "gameplay video". It's got cinematic dialogue, all right, plus a little bit of combat and vehicular action. Here are the videos and the campaign overview:
From the creators of Wasteland 2 and Torment: Tides of Numenera comes Wasteland 3! Following the critically acclaimed releases of 2014's Wasteland 2 and 2015's Wasteland 2: Director's Cut, fans have been clamoring for a direct sequel. Now we can bring it to you, with your help!
- A party-based role-playing game, with a renewed focus on our trademark complex story reactivity and strategic combat.
- By including vehicles, environmental dangers, and a revamped, more fluid action system, we are evolving on Wasteland 2's deep tactical turn-based combat and unique encounter design.
- Play by yourself or with a friend in story-driven synchronous or asynchronous multiplayer. Choices open up (or close off) mission opportunities, areas to explore, story arcs, and lots of other content.
- Your Ranger Base is a core part of the experience. As you help the local people and establish a reputation in Colorado, quests and narrative will force you to make decisions on how to lead.
- The game will be set in the savage lands of frozen Colorado, where survival is difficult and a happy outcome is never guaranteed. Players will face difficult moral choices and make sacrifices that will change the game world.
- Wasteland 3 will feature a deep and engaging story utilizing a newly-revamped dialog tree system from the celebrated writers of Torment: Tides of Numenera.
- Simultaneously releasing to Windows, Mac, Linux, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
The campaign's funding goal is a steep $2.75M, though it already had over $1.2M from investors before it began. You can secure a copy of Wasteland 3, including Early Access, for as little as $25, with alpha access available at $75. You'll get a free copy of Underrail or STASIS if you pledge in the first 48 hours, and if you pledged to any of inXile's previous campaigns, you should be able to get a $5 discount on top of that. The campaign is running until next month, and the game's estimated release date is Q4 2019. Do inXile deserve a
