Future Projects of Owlcat Studios?

[EmperorDavis]

I know its probably too early to assume what the future holds. But I will say this, for every bug that occurs in pathfinder, I can name 5 good things about the game. Most videogame companies dont even come close to the work you guys do. I forsure will buy any game you ever release, and I know for certainty that many, more people share, my same views. With that being said, could I ask developers do you got any future plans to make more games like Pathfinder KingMaker? If you cant say thats ok, I just know theres around 20 different adventure paths for the pathfinder series. So I am curious haha :) The reason, I ask is I beat the game, and I can say beyond adoubt this is the best game I've played since Dragon Age Inquisition. Just know, whenever you guys do release a game, I will be buying it forsure, the moment it hits steam, be it 60 or 90 dollars haha! Well have a great day devs! You guys are truly amazing!

[corisai]

Originally posted by Galahad:

Future Projects of Owlcat Studios?

DLC

[Zaltys]

They have the engine done, which was large chunk of the work.

Adapting other adventure paths should be considerably easier now, and I hope that they do exactly that.

[Marcos_DS]

Originally posted by Zaltys:

They have the engine done, which was large chunk of the work.

Adapting other adventure paths should be considerably easier now, and I hope that they do exactly that.

Agreed. There are several good adventure paths i would love to see in their engine

[living_one]

There are other adventure modules, so might be them. And there is DLC promised.

[corisai]

In case of next possible AP I really want to see Jade Empire or Council of Thieves. Plus we can have somewhat like Kingdom management here too (mostly opposite as we're rebels that conquer kingdom instead of building it, lol).

[Mr.Snrub]

New big module DLC's and PF 2 (Aka new features cut feats/skills)

[KOHb]

best game published from nwn time
..if they'll fix it, ofc )

[RJM]

Originally posted by Zaltys:

They have the engine done, which was large chunk of the work.

Adapting other adventure paths should be considerably easier now, and I hope that they do exactly that.

Same here. With most of the engine done they can focus on good adventure paths and adding some of the spells they didn't have time for in this first game.

[EmperorDavis]

It would be cool if we can get a sequel for Pathfinder Kingmaker, where it uses the data from your previous one. aka choices and the multiple ending outcomes etc which all determine the storyline, of the next game. But have you able to pick them for those who played multiple campaigns, similiar to how the Dragon Age series does it. Where all your data is sent to a website, then you make a tapestry of shorts of the choices, then import that to the next game, and then these choices shape the next game. Perhaps have the story around the future or like saving people who died, etc. Or conquering a even bigger kingdom.

[PotatoSalad]

It will be all depend on how well their first game is sold. If Pathfinder Kingmaker is a flop. there will be no further games. Even DLC is under doubt.

[Ghiron]

Rise of the Runelords? Please make this happen.

[GreyFox]

Finishing this game first.

Then the other adventure paths.

[voersaa]

I would buy another Pathfinder title right away. I love Kingmaker

[Mr.Snrub]

Originally posted by PotatoSalad:

It will be all depend on how well their first game is sold. If Pathfinder Kingmaker is a flop. there will be no further games. Even DLC is under doubt.

Pretty sure It already sold more or roughly same amount as POE2. And pretty sure it was cheaper to make due to cost of production in Russia vs Cali, USA. Altough it's unknown what chunk of profit is taken by Paizo's license fee.

[ryanza]

Can't be that much, Paizo is nothing like WOTC. I bet it's only a couple percent.