Remedy Entertainment has signed an agreement with 505 Games for the title and will also develop a "bigger-budget" Control game
Eiyuden Chronicle: Rising will serve as an introduction to the series and its core gameplay mechanics, featuring town-building mechanics and action-RPG combat.
Developer ArtPlay confirms that for now, the team's resources are focused on creating upcoming content for the first game.
Ray-tracing, 4K/120 FPS, haptic feedback on PS5, and more have been confirmed for the free next-gen upgrade.
A mobile game in the racing simulation series is also in development, and expected to launch this Summer.
505 Games' parent company Digital Bros. has indicated that a "second version" of the Metroidvania title is in development.
Ghostrunner is also coming to PS5 and Xbox Series X|S.
Metroid: Samus Returns developer signs on with 505 Games for publishing deal.
5,000 copies will be available on April 29th.
Some free and paid DLC for the action title.
Over 66 percent of total revenue for Digital Bros in 2020 was from the PC platform.
New modes, premium cosmetics and "Ultimate" DLC in the works.
Co-publisher All In Games has received €5 million for the property.
The legendary director seems very happy with the PC port.
Remedy Entertainment CEO Tero Virtala says that all things considered, Control has been quite successful for the Finnish developer.
A whole lot of confusion surrounding who exactly should be fixing the game (the answer is Google).
Xbox One, PS4, and Switch players finally get a free demo for the title.
They will also continue investigating problems on the Xbox side.
The old-school RPG is due out some time next year.
The simulation racer will come to next gen soon.
