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Quantic Dream has announced its first multiplayer game, Spellcasters Chronicles, a free-to-play 3v3 arena battle game featuring mage characters with a deck-building system, with a closed beta planned for late 2025 and gameplay showcased at TwitchCon.
Quantic Dream, known for narrative single-player games, is venturing into multiplayer with Spellcasters Chronicles, a free-to-play 3v3 action-strategy game, marking their first multiplayer project, developed with their own in-house engine and aiming to innovate in the crowded multiplayer market, supported by their parent company NetEase.
Quantic Dream is developing Spellcasters Chronicles, a multiplayer game blending deckbuilding, real-time strategy, and third-person action, featuring diverse magic user characters and large-scale summons, with gameplay focused on team battles to destroy opponent lifestones. The game shows promise with its mechanics and lore, but its success will depend on gameplay feel and balance, with beta sessions upcoming for further testing.
Quantic Dream, known for story-driven single-player games, announced its first multiplayer project, Spellcasters Chronicles, a free-to-play 3v3 action strategy game set in a fantasy universe, with a closed beta launching soon. The studio also confirmed ongoing development of its highly-anticipated Star Wars Eclipse, marking a shift towards multi-project development.
Quantic Dream, known for story-driven games, announced a new hero shooter called Spellcasters and is still developing Star Wars: Eclipse, amidst a history of controversy and a shift towards multiplayer and publishing projects.
The upcoming Star Wars game, Eclipse, developed by Quantic Dream, will feature a unique gameplay element where the story continues regardless of which characters die, a departure from traditional Star Wars games. The action-adventure game set in the High Republic era will retain the narrative-driven style of Quantic Dream's previous titles, offering intricately branching narratives and the ability to play as different characters. This level of freedom and lack of a game over screen presents a new challenge for the Star Wars community in determining what is canon.