Remedy studio is restarting development of the shooter Vanguard, which was originally planned as a free-to-play shooter. Now it will be a paid game, and its name will change to Kestrel.
The developers note that the game will still have a strong emphasis on the competitive co-op aspect. It will probably be diluted with a story-based single player campaign, but this is not certain yet. The development is also being financed by the Chinese holding Tencent, with which Remedy has already agreed on a new format for the project.
A release date for Kestrel has not yet been announced. The game will go to the concept development stage with an analysis of options for further development.
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We will also be shown new gameplay.
There is little information, so the shooter could be based on the StarCraft, Warcraft universe, or a completely new IP.
On the evening of November 14, 2024, Obsidian began accepting pre-orders for its new RPG Avowed on all major platforms, including the Russian Steam.
The project is codenamed Half-Life X.