This was the #1 goal of Camelot Unchained’s Kickstarter campaign, a 500+ person siege that doesn’t run as a slideshow.
This will show just how far we have come with Camelot Unchained and how we have met our goal of being able to handle a large-scale siege (1.2K NPCs, 200+ trebuchets, magic mortars, spells, etc.) of a 9.5M block building from C.U.B.E. So, instead of more talking I’ll be showing our improved Cherry Keep siege. “However, those are only words and frankly, that’s not good enough. I’ll be reviewing all the major improvements to Camelot Unchained and the technology that powers the game.
Camelot unchained video update#
On this Friday, February 7th, I’ll be doing another update where I will explain, in a lot of detail, everything that we have been and continue to work on for Camelot Unchained. “Folks, I know you are/were upset by what you saw last Friday and for that I accept full responsibility and apologize. He also promises a clear roadmap for CU specifically. Now, in a letter to backers tonight, CSE’s Mark Jacobs has apologized for the poorly communicated reveal and promises a big update coming tomorrow, including a public viewing of the Cherry Keep siege that’s been shown to date only behind closed doors. Colossus uses the same custom-built engine as Camelot and will release first, and though developers say they’ve acquired additional outside investment to expand the studio to continue work on both games at a quickened pace, it created a bit of a firestorm across the MMO genre, particularly as players pointed out how delayed CU itself really was.
A week ago, Camelot Unchained studio City State Entertainment stunned MMORPG players – and its own Kickstarter backers – with the news that it was working on a second game, a multiplayer co-op title called Project Colossus aka Final Stand: Ragnarok.
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