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Game Rant speaks with Owlcat Games about how the studio managed to shift to a third-person shooter with The Expanse: Osiris ...
Owlcat Games, the studio behind the brilliant Warhammer 40K: Rogue Trader and upcoming Dark Heresy video games, has officially supported the ongoing Stop Killing Games initiative.
It’s been clear since James Holden first stepped foot on the Rocinante: The Expanse would make for an incredible game. While ...
Game Rant sits down with Owlcat Games' Creative Director to discuss the studio's upcoming third-person action RPG, The ...
Owlcat Games transitions from development studio to video games publisher, expanding its industry presence. Partners with Emotion Spark Studio and Another Angle Games to publish narrative-driven ...
Two New RPGs Signed For PublishingNICOSIA, Cyprus, Aug. 14, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Renowned RPG developer Owlcat Games, the studio behind critically acclaimed titles such as Warhammer 40,000 ...
Owlcat Games has signed two RPGs by Emotion Spark Studio and Another Angle Games to its new publishing division. In a statement, Owlcat said that as well as its own "development efforts", it was ...
Owlcat Games is a newer studio name, but it masks a wealth of experience. Its small but mighty team has worked on a number of games together from Nival Interactive and My.com, ranging all the way ...
Owlcat Games first published title is the narrative RPG Rue Valley by Emotion Spark Studio. Rue Valley is a time-loop RPG where players uncover secrets in a mysterious town and its complex residents.
Owlcat announced its expansion to game publishing in a press release. The company says its partners will have “all the services, funding, and expert advice they need” to bring their visions to ...
Pathfinder has been good to Owlcat Games. The Moscow-based indie studio put out its first game last year, Pathfinder: Kingmaker, winning acclaim and awards (even if it was a bit rough at launch).
Not everyone can make a Baldur's Gate 3, Owlcat founder says When it comes to developing RPGs, Owlcat Games' founder and CEO says that if it's in the wrong hands, more money can mean more problems.