Jacob S. from Link Cable Gaming writes: "The battle royale genre has seen its boon right after the success of Fortnite and it would seem almost every major publisher tried to buck the trend by making their own makeshift version. Some have succeeded, while others have faltered, but not many look to take the traditional battle royale formula and truly call it their own. That is until the release of Spellbreak which takes all of the conventions that are found in these types of games, but its magical twist to it makes it one of the most ingenious battle royales currently available."
Blizzard Entertainment has acquired Spellbreak maker Proletariat to beef up the staff on its World of Warcraft.
Replies(3)@channel. I hope they do more with the Warcraft property. Finally see a good rts with amazingcutscenes .
Another support studio for the wow dungeon or cod salt mines .
Can you trust anything they do after vicarious visions were forced into a support studio role and cancelled thps 3/4
I assume the EGS money had run out. And with the death of their game, selling just made sense.
1) They made a class-based TPS. Other than it being fantasy I can't see how they could help WoW.
2) Can we please stop buying up creative studios just to force them to be support teams for CoD and WoW?
Yah spell real was good just they didn’t support it well. Now they will be on the WoW crew so I won’t really see any result unless they make WoW for console
There will be a Spellbreak shutdown coming in early 2023, ending the fantasy online PvP's 4-year run, as it's no longer economical for the developer
Proletariat today announced that Chapter 3: The Wardens, the latest update for their multiplayer action-spellcasting game.
