Sitting next to Ben myself, I can tell you that he has a congregation of programmers hovering about almost all the time, all of them making sure things are progressing as they should! Believe it or not, as I put this newsletter together, Rob just mentioned that the Stonehealer’s stones currently “drown” when placed in water (just as doors used to “drown” a while back!). As you know if you’ve watched MJ’s Wrap Up streams, like this one with extra-long Q&A, have read the updates here, or have taken a gander at our updated User Stories here, things are at a state where Ben is working closely with the re-abilitation team to get the first abilities in and working. Perhaps a bonus programmer stream will make an appearance! If you can make it, don’t miss the Wrap Up with MJ at the end of each week, where Mark summarizes the week’s progress and takes Q&A! And of course, I’ll continue to enjoy reading stories, hosting Morning with Max, and streaming board game playtests when possible.Īs for progress on the game itself, particularly the “re-abilitation” system: things are going strong. Marvelously detailed material creation on stream with Dionne and intricate 3D modeling from Jon will surely follow, as well as fascinating animation work from Scott and Sandra. As with this past month, you can expect more impressive World Building environment work from Tyler, just like when he created the above fall biome on one of his streams. We’ll continue to stream our efforts going forward into autumn-we put out a new tentative streaming schedule near the start of each week. Thanks also to everyone who’s been hanging out in our Twitch channel and made our Hot Streamy Summer very active and fun! It’s been our pleasure to show you so many different aspects of how we’re developing Camelot Unchained™, and we hope you have enjoyed watching. By the way, Dave actually cosplayed as one of the characters in our game, in a costume created with help from Dionne's wife, Elaina! Check it out: Due to some technical issues at the con, we don’t have a video of the panel, but we did put out this video showing a bit of the progress made between Dragon Cons! It’s always great fun to connect with fans and new folks alike, so thanks to everyone who came out. I heard it was great! Mark, Andrew, Tyler, Michelle, and Dave were all there, speaking at various panels and showing off some cool stuff. It’s going to be a beautiful season - one that inspires our environmental artists to create beautiful biomes like this one:Īnyway, so much has happened this month, here at City State Entertainment™, I hardly know where to begin! Well, how about with Dragon Con. Here in beautiful downtown Fairfax, Va, the leaves are just beginning to think about changing color, and the heat has cooled into more autumnal days. Well, a productive September is ending, and October is just about upon us. If all goes according to plan, the release of the finished version is scheduled at the end of 2019.Unveiled: Camelot Unchained Newsletter #26 Unveiled: Camelot Unchained Newsletter #26 - City State Entertainment At least, this is one of the main features referred to City State Entertainment.Īccess to beta now can only be obtained in two ways: either to be part of the Kickstarter campaign, or buy the game on the official website ($60 and more). The latter must support the simultaneous participation of hundreds of players, and in the future, perhaps thousands of users. At the start of the promised two locations - Saturday Night and Sieges in the Contested Islands, as well as small and large battles. In July, will be the prototype with the straightforward title Beta 1: its main task is testing the key mechanics, including construction, crafting, character creation, world, and test unique classes and racial abilities in various quests and events. Camelot Unchained is the spiritual successor to that game.

We will remind that directs the Studio and the development of Mark Jacobs, the author is quite popular at the time, the MMORPG Dark Age of Camelot. As you can see, the delay was even longer because of the departure of the main programmer release a test version has shifted to the summer of 2018. In the summer of 2015 we told you that the beta release may be delayed until next year.

Massively multiplayer role-playing game Camelot Unchained developed by City State Entertainment in 2013, is finally ready to move into a phase of closed beta testing, and it will happen the 4th of July.įunds for the development of the project was collected for Kickstarter in may 2013 (over $2.2 million), and then the developers promised to release a beta in 2015.

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