The team thought they could complete the first title in a year, which is how much development time they budgeted for themselves (they were living off their savings). At the time, they mapped out the overall arc of Banner Saga’s ambitious storyline, and decided to split it across three games.
It’s a dream come true for John Watson (programmer), Arnie Jorgensen (art director), and Alex Thomas (lead writer), the three developers who left BioWare* in 2012 to found Stoic. The narrative choices players made in the first two Banner Saga will carry over into the final installment, fulfilling Stoic’s goal of creating a branching story with permanent consequences.
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The indie developer is on the verge of releasing its third huge game in six years, and it’s already starting to prepare for its next project.Ĭoming to PlayStation 4*, Xbox One*, Nintendo* Switch, and PC on July 26, Banner Saga 3 marks the end of a trilogy of strategy role-playing game (RPG) that mix Vikings and Norse mythology with tactical combat and gorgeous 2D animation. Most game companies would kill to have the kind of output Stoic* has. Access more game developer news and recent updates.
The original article is published by Intel® GameDev Program on VentureBeat: Banner Saga 3: How a Small Team Created an Epic RPG Trilogy.
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