It's the B-team this time.The Bard’s Tale IV is spearheaded by the same team that delivered the award-winning Wasteland 2.
Brian Fargo founded Interplay Productions (By Gamers, For Gamers) in 1983 where he went on to produce and finance some of the biggest RPG's made, including Bard's Tale, Neuromancer, Dragon Wars, Fallout 1 and 2, Stonekeep, Baldur's Gate, Icewind Dale, Planescape: Torment, and more.
Matthew Findley joined Brian at Interplay shortly after the release of the original Wasteland, inspired by The Bard’s Tale and Wasteland and desiring to make games of that type. He was one of the two project leads on Wasteland 2. Matt has a chainsaw hanging from his ceiling, so you know he's serious.
Chris Keenan was Interplay’s youngest employee in the mid-90s, starting at age 15. He has been with inXile since its early days. Chris was one of the two project leads on Wasteland 2, and is a handsome son of a gun (according to his mother).
Michael “Maxx” Kaufman is an art director with an extensive career in the industry, most notably working for Xatrix/Gray Matter, developing such games as Kingpin: Life of Crime and Return to Castle Wolfenstein. He is the art director on Wasteland 2: Game of the Year Edition and occasionally enjoys adding an extra “x” to words.
Nathan Long was the lead writer on Wasteland 2 and is currently a contributing writer on Torment: Tides of Numenera. Before joining inXile, he worked as a novelist, screen, and TV writer for many years – but all that is just a sideline until his music career takes off.
No Colin McComb?
Colin is the motherfucking A-team.That implies that inXile has an A-team.
Colin is the motherfucking A-team.That implies that inXile has an A-team.
Colin is the motherfucking A-team.That implies that inXile has an A-team.
Agree, Colin is awesome, but I'm guessing that once they're done with Torment Colin will be moved to Bard's tale 4.
Edit: Also I'm glad everyone aren't as jaded as the people on the RPG codex, otherwise stuff like this would never get funded, and we wouldn't be seeing any great new oldskool rpg's.
That's seems most likely as Fargo says he'll always have a new one in development phase while one is in programming phase.Or, maybe they'll do a fourth game.
Or, maybe they'll do a fourth game.
What is it?Or, maybe they'll do a fourth game.
The trademark registering suggests this, yep.
Our good friends at CD Projekt Red and GOG.com have graciously agreed to allow us to extend the offer for another 24 hours! Anyone who backs The Bard’s Tale IV on Kickstarter in the first 48 hours of the campaign will receive a FREE copy of inXile’s Wasteland 2, or CD Projekt Red's The Witcher, or The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings. (until 6/4 at 6am, PST)
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MUSICIAN'S TIER
While it's tales that tell, it's songs that inspire. With this reward level you'll WORK WITH RENOWNED FALLOUT, WASTELAND 2, AND TORMENT COMPOSER MARK MORGAN to help create a song for the game! And, we've paired up with XOUNTS to give you an EXCLUSIVE XOUNTS BARD'S TALE IV SOUND SYSTEM! Also includes the Signed Premier Collector's Edition rewards, the Collector's Album Box, and your name will be written on the STANDING STONES OF GRATITUDE for all to see.
Estimated delivery: Oct 2017
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