Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous Dev Tracker

Hello, friends!

Today, we have exciting news for everyone who loves narrative-driven video games — Owlcat Games is embarking on a new quest to help other studios as a publisher. We will work with teams that share our passion for telling captivating stories through narrative-driven games. Together we want to deliver new, exciting experiences, akin to what we as a studio aim to create ourselves.

After reviewing more than 50 projects, we have signed deals with two talented development teams — Emotion Spark Studio, based in Serbia, and Another Angle Games, based in Poland.

Emotion Spark Studio is working on a narrative RPG called ...

Currently there is no such option, but we don't exclude such possibility in future.

All my troubles seemed so far away... :D

We've considered a lot of things, and of course we're aware of Deathwatch's existence. What we picked in the end I can't say for now though :)

4 afaik, 5 if you count yesterday's.

There are so many factors invisible to the public that can cause such decisions, that it's really not productive to discuss without having all the details. It's not like they intentionally wanted to make things worse.

You can't mince meat backwards, unfortunately.

It's absolutely better now, was playing it for the last few weeks and had a ton of fun. And now you can finally play proper simultaneous multiplayer. It's still in the beta, so ain't completely stable yet, but playable nonetheless.

You know that feeling when you play Wrath of the Righteous for the first time and get hit with the realization just how much content there is to explore in the game?I had that when playing this game. 10 basic ages and 20+ more variant ages each with its own mechanics, wow.

It's still a bit rough on the edges in terms of lategame performance and some missing UI QoL features, but it's absolutely playable and worth it to my taste, if you like 4x games.

It never happens because "why not". Cancelling a project on late stages of development is a VERY tough decision and has devastating consequences on finances, reputation and most importantly, morale of the team. It is not done on a whim. It means something went horribly wrong with the development.

We will most likely never know what exactly, but it's really not something to make fun of.

Amount of content in the base game is immense, and it plays pretty well at this point.

To me it feels like Civ5, but with tons of new features. Wouldn't call it accelerated, it plays slower on average, and there's just so much more going on.

Sums for each game vary a lot, and I don't think Millenia has received all that much. Regardless, my main point here is that it's a cool game that's worth attention :)

The expansion cities start out as vassals that you need to integrate later to make them a real city.

I've been playing it a lot recently and it is absolutely worth checking out at the moment. They've fixed a lot of the complaints since release.

Hey guys! This isn't directly Pathfinder-related, but I thought it's a good place to address you anyway with something that might be worth your attention. Hope you forgive me for this little intrusion.

Some of you may remember how many years ago, we as a studio had a rather rough start with Pathfinder: Kingmaker, where the game turned out to be so big and ambitious that we failed to deliver the quality in time. We had disastrous technical issues at launch.

Only thanks to your continuious trust in us, your support and your patience, we were able to recover, eventually fixing what was broken, continuing to do what we love and slowly growing into the studio you know today. You've literally saved us, and how much we are thankful to your patience back then (and to our other hiccups over the course of our history that, well, do happen sometimes) is immeasurable.

But why am I talking about this?

For some time, I've been tracking the development of a game ca...

Passed the regards! This means a lot to us, thank you a lot :)

It is possible, yes.

Sadly it won't really be ported back to Pathfinder, the game simply isn't built with it in mind.

No worries. Owlcat has full creative and operative control on what we are doing now, that's one of the reasons we've lost Kingmaker - it was our ticket to independence.