In the last few years, several studios, the founders of which were formerly part of Blizzard Entertainment, have appeared on the video game scene. These include, for example Dreamhaven, Frost Giant a Warchief Gaming. In all of these studios, you will find a passion for fantastic worlds and creating games that connect players. New to this group joins the Lightforge Games studio, founded by a veteran of Blizzard Entertainment and Epic Games, Matt Schembari.
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He was joined by other famous names such as Dan Hertzka, Nathan Fairbanks, Glenn Rane a Marc Hutcheson. In addition to them, there are currently six other employees in the studio. They are all experienced developers who used to they worked for famous and famous studios. These include Riot Games, Epic Games, Blizzard Entertainment, BioWare and Zenimax Online.
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Studio Lightforge Games will try Create and deliver on our screensaver a revolutionary RPG. Apparently we should look forward to cross-platform, social video games in which they will have Players have the opportunity to create worlds and tell their stories.
“We all love very social, creative games, and more precisely we like games where players control their own stories,” says Lightforge Games CEO Matt Schembari. „We try to combine elements from Minecraft or Roblox with desktop RPGsto create a new way of playing hero games. Given our background, creating a game that will revolutionize the RPG genre was a clear choice. “
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Lightforge Games extra received $ 5 million in investment from Galaxy Interactive, NetEase Games, Dreamhaven, Maveron, 1UP Ventures and other investors in the gaming and technology industries.
More information about the upcoming RPG or when we will see it at all is not yet known. The studio is just taking its first steps. However, considering that they are very experienced developers who know what they can create in the coming years. Maybe in the future we will play the spiritual successor of World of Warcraft from the production of Lightforge Games. At the moment, however, we can keep our fingers crossed for them and wish them a lot of success in the future.
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