inXile Entertainment and Techland announced today that Torment: Tides of Numenera will be released on February 28th. Torment: Tides of Numenera is set one billion years in the future, using the science-fantasy setting created by pen and paper RPG luminary, Monty Cook.
Players will experience a game of intricate choices and consequences with thousands of meaningful decisions that will make every playthrough unique.
The game is created and developed by inXile Entertainment, which consists of industry icon Brian Fargo and many other veteran creators of the original Planescape: Torment – one of the most critically revered cRPGs in gaming history.
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That’s great, I’ll need time to prepare to sacrifice months of my life to this game.
guys go check out on steam forum.. you find out that this game is actually in danger (PC version). there’s alot of bugs and no update for past 5 months and inxile is full focusing on the console version (which originally crowdfunding was not about console version). beware!
I’ll wait for the full release… which will probably come 2018.
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well I hate to say it but… There Beta still isn’t as good looking as the Tech demo using Unity 4 that was show cased when the Kickstarter was created.
They haven’t shown the Banter and relationships between characters that made Planescape Torment so popular.
The game looks really clean as if it’s target audience is teenagers.
13 years and up.
I hope when they release the game it’s their swansong. But honestly the latest Beta which hasn’t been updated since June I believe, needs a lot of works still. Tons of bugs.
I guess you could wait for a directors Cut.