New Details About to Be Announced for Critical Role Game
Critical Role, which is celebrating its tenth anniversary, is on the agenda with exciting news for its fans. The creators of the series confirmed that they are working on a video game set in the Exandria universe. While it is stated that the details of the game will be announced very soon, fans are eagerly waiting for when and how the new adventure will come. It is said that the game will be inspired by the deep storytelling of Dungeons & Dragons and the gameplay mechanics of cRPG games such as Baldur’s Gate 3.
Critical Role Will Be Set in the Exandria Universe
CEO Travis Willingham confirmed that the game will be set in the original Exandria universe under the guidance of Matt Mercer, the creator of the Critical Role universe. In addition to encountering familiar characters from the series, players will discover new details about this fantasy world. Willingham stated that players will be able to affect the outcome of the story and that the game will further expand the rich world of Exandria.
Although the developer of the game has not yet been announced, strong speculations have begun to be made among fans. It is rumored that Obsidian Entertainment, who previously worked with the Critical Role team on Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire, may be involved in the project. Alternatively, it is thought that Owlcat Games, known for the Pathfinder series, may also be behind this project. However, no official statement has been made on this matter.
The official announcement of the game is expected to be made during a live broadcast specially organized for Critical Role’s 10th anniversary. The live broadcast will start on March 13 at 7:00 PM PDT. More details about the game’s name, release date, and gameplay features are expected to be shared at this event. Fans of the Critical Role universe are preparing to embark on a brand new adventure in Exandria with this game. Following the announcement, the countdown has begun for an experience that will challenge players’ imagination.
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