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Weird West Delayed to Early 2022, New Gameplay Trailer Released - Vimarsana News

Weird West Delayed to Early 2022, New Gameplay Trailer Released

Along with a new gameplay trailer, WolfEye Studios revealed its fantasy Western adventure title Weird West has been delayed to early 2022

Weird West is buckled up to release January 11 - Vimarsana News

Weird West is buckled up to release January 11

A new trailer for Weird West reveals new gameplay and a January 11 release date.

Source: vg247.com
Former Dishonored Staff Bring Weird West to PS4 in January - Vimarsana News

Former Dishonored Staff Bring Weird West to PS4 in January

Top-down RPG x immersive sim - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZPdPwN8jVI8&ab_channel=PlayStation Developer Wolfeye St...

Video game veterans talk going indie, staying solo amidst industry consolidation - Vimarsana News

Video game veterans talk going indie, staying solo amidst industry consolidation

Source: Electronic Arts It's safe to say the last couple of years have been some of the most interesting and tumultuous ever for the video game industry. In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, teams shifted to work entirely from home, something a majority of studios are still doing. This has led to numerous game delays and we're likely to see even more delays as 2021 continues. Meanwhile, the rate of studio acquisitions and overall industry consolidation has also vastly increased. It feels like speculation is at an all-time high and I have to keep "X Company has been acquired" ready to copy at...

Weird West's narrative designer seeks a world without cutscenes - Vimarsana News

Weird West's narrative designer seeks a world without cutscenes

Storytelling in video games comes in many forms, whether it's in-game dialogue, environmental details, or even info dumps of lore via found documents and audio logs. Cinematic cutscenes have been a firm staple of delivering story beats and important plot moments, but some games writers are keen to find alternatives. One such writer is Lucas Laredo, narrative designer on Weird West -- an action RPG with qualities of an immersive sim, set in a Wild West frontier that borders on dark fantasy. Though plot specifics are under wraps, Weird West's storytelling seems to favor unique player experience...