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Interview Jeff Vogel discussed Geneforge 3 at RPG Vault

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Tags: Geneforge 3; Spiderweb Software

<A HREF="http://rpgvault.ign.com" target="_blank">RPG Vault</A> spoke at length with <b>Jeff Vogel</b> of Spiderweb Software in a big <a href=http://rpgvault.ign.com/articles/577/577839p1.html>interview</a> everyone can now enjoy (with two exclusive screenshots to show off the stunning visuals).<blockquote>Jeff Vogel: Geneforge 3 is the third part of a continuing storyline that will extend for <b>several more games</b>, but don't think you have to be familiar with the previous ones. I am very careful to provide all the details of the story and the setting, so you could start with Geneforge 3 and never miss playing the first two games.
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Although, of course, I'd say you should play the early games. But I'm biased.
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In Geneforge and Geneforge 2, we see the beginnings of the conspiracy to overthrow the Shapers, the gathering of power and the development of forces. In Geneforge 3, everything blows up.</blockquote>Emphasis mine--more Geneforge is always good, but on the other hand, I'd really like to see Vogel do other settings.
 

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Though I'm kinda fed up with the setting this game still seems rather interesting. He mentions npc companions with their own comments and opinions, something I always like. The game also takes place over 5 different Islands, each with its own native life and towns. Also the fact that he has 70+ quests seems cool.

I really got all the confidence in Vogel creating another great rpg, though I'd love to see a new setting. Maybe that hinted at game will provide that?
 

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