Obsidian’s villainous RPG Tyranny might be getting some DLC in the near future, and the studio has been teasing an announcement on Twitter.
Two cryptic tweets appeared over the weekend, each with a single piece of art, a volcano and perhaps a dungeon wall, accompanied by a date. June 13. That’s tomorrow, in case you’ve lost your calendar.
What is going to be announced is anyone’s guess, but given that the end of Tyranny left things open for more adventures, there’s a good chance it’s some DLC. Less likely is a sequel, unfortunately, as Tyranny wasn’t nearly as successful as Obsidian’s other recent RPG, Pillars of Eternity.
We’ll find out tomorrow.
Cheers, PCGamesN.
Kickstarter’s been pretty good for RPGs. We may not have seen the next big leap yet – Divinity: Original Sin 2 is looking pretty damn special, mind – but it’s certainly breathed new life into the classics. Wasteland and Pillars of Eternity are both returning. Numenera went down well, despite a little over-promising. Divinity was superb.
Have I left anyone out? (Oh yeah, don’t forget Taz.)
Oh. Yes. Tyranny. If you thought that game kinda landed and faded quickly, you’re not alone. Despite being a very solid half of a game, even Obsidian/Paradox have admitted that when it came to it, “everyone was hoping that it would do better.” I think it deserved to. The thing is, I’m not sure this should have been a huge surprise.
‘Project Louisiana’ is the name of oft-revered RPG studio Obsidian’s next game, they’ve revealed, along with a graphic implying farmlands and a quote about facing up to some grim reality. Now, last summer rumours flew that a ‘Fallout: New Orleans’ was in the offing, based on an unverified and subsequently removed European trademark registration.
A whole mess of people looked at Obsidian expectantly, given that they were behind – don’t mention the war> – well-received Fallout 3 spin-off New Vegas. They all but shot down the idea – but now they’ve pointedly codenamed their new’un after New Orleans’ home state. … [visit site to read more]