Immortals of Aveum dev blames flop on "murderer's row of big games," insists it'll gain a Dead Space-like cult following, and quietly announces new project
Baldur's Gate 3, "more than any of the others, seemed unanticipated"
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Immortals of Aveum director Bret Robbins says the EA-backed FPS isn’t down and out just yet, even as he quietly announces Ascendant Studios is working on a new project.
Reflecting on the project,said to have cost a combined $125 million in development and marketing costs, and which failed to live up to …
