The creators of a Mount & Blade II competitor went bankrupt, but the publisher of Satisfactory decided to fund the development of Chronicles: Medieval
Translated with AI from the Russian original.
They still intend to bring the game to release.
The presentation of the medieval sandbox game Chronicles: Medieval attracted a lot of player attention. It climbed to 26th place on the Steam most wishlisted games list, but recently the developers announced financial troubles.
The studio Raw Power Games lacks sufficient funding to continue development, but Chronicles: Medieval will not be cancelled. The game caught the eye of Coffee Stain, which many players know for Satisfactory and Goat Simulator, and which also published the cooperative space dwarf shooter Deep Rock Galactic.
Publisher Coffee Stain entered into an agreement to acquire the intellectual property rights to Chronicles: Medieval and related assets from Raw Power Games for approximately $5.4 million:
The head of Coffee Stain explained that they will now work together with the developers to decide how to bring the game to release:
“Chronicles: Medieval made a strong impression at its presentation at Summer Game Fest last year. We are glad to step in and help bring the game to completion. Chronicles: Medieval meets many of the criteria that we consider fundamental for a great game, and it has a good chance of becoming a strong long-term franchise […] we will focus on determining the best way to complete the game’s development together with the company’s management.”
You can add Chronicles: Medieval to your Steam wishlist at the following link. The game does not have a specific release date yet, but a release window has been set for 2027.
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