Shahmeer Sarfaraz

6 days ago | tech4gamers.com | Shahmeer Sarfaraz

Story HighlightCD Projekt Red has clarified on Twitter that it will come together with Unreal Engine to present at The State of Unreal event. CDPR will showcase some of the innovative technology and features that are powering The Witcher 4 and beyond. We might get our first glimpses of gameplay or new footage after the initial trailer reveal late last year. The Witcher 4 has been one of the most anticipated RPGs on the market ever since its reveal late last year.

6 days ago | tech4gamers.com | Shahmeer Sarfaraz

Story HighlightStellar Blade developer Shift Up’s new IP has finally been unveiled. The studio showcased new characters in the game, now titled Project Witches. This upcoming game, set in an eastern fantasy theme, will be cross-platform and serve as a flagship IP for Shift Up.Ever since the breakout success of Stellar Blade, Korean studio Shift Up has become one of the most exciting developers in the gaming world.

1 week ago | tech4gamers.com | Shahmeer Sarfaraz

Story HighlightSony has finally removed the region lock for Stellar Blade on Steam, making the game available in almost every region. The title was locked in 132 countries ahead of its 11 June PC launch. The Shift Up game will use Denuvo anti-tamper tech on the platform. Stellar Blade, led by its charming protagonist Eve, is finally set to make its way onto PCs this June. Still, Sony’s region lock debacle left many players doubtful about whether they would be able to access the game.

1 week ago | tech4gamers.com | Shahmeer Sarfaraz

Story HighlightCDPR has continued its streak of hiring developers for its upcoming games, including The Witcher 4 and Cyberpunk 2. This trend suggests the studio is stable compared to many others across the industry that are suffering massive layoffs. Capcom, Nintendo, and a couple of other AAA gaming studios are also standing strong in an otherwise bursting industry. Following the COVID pandemic, dozens of unexpected closures and massive layoffs rattled numerous AAA studios.

1 week ago | tech4gamers.com | Shahmeer Sarfaraz

Story HighlightClair Obscur: Expedition 33 producer François Meurisse claims that Sandfall Interactive will continue to have a small team of developers. So, fewer than 50 people on board would focus on the studio’s next project, which also includes a sequel to the successful RPG. The producer argues that many games, including Half-Life 2 and Zelda: Ocarina of Time, have thrived with small teams.