author: Goral
Wasteland 2 and The Flame in the Flood coming to Xbox One
Microsoft has announced that another batch of games from indie developers is coming to Xbox One console. Among them are productions such as cRPG Wasteland 2 and The Flame in the Flood made by BioShock co-creators.
Indie games aficionados using Xbox One have something to look forward to. Microsoft has announced more titles that will make their way to ID@Xbox (a program supporting small, independent teams, which currently includes more than 1,000 developers). Among the developed projects we can find productions such as popular cRPG Wasteland 2 by inXile Entertainment, so far only available for PCs. There’s more on the way, as similar treatment will be given to 4X strategy Starpoint Gemini 2, amazing platformer Shovel Knight, and The Flame in the Flood by co-creators of BioShock, funded in the end of 2014 through Kickstarter. Apart from the abovementioned titles, the following productions are coming to Xbox One in the near (and not so near) future:
- The Adventures of Pip (Tictoc Games),
- Anarcute (AnarTeam),
- Aritana and the Harpy’s Feather (Duaik),
- Blues and Bullets (A Crowd of Monsters),
- Clusterpuck 99 (PHL Collective),
- The Flame in the Flood (The Molasses Flood),
- Fortified (Clapfoot),
- Grabbles (Noble Whale),
- Hyperdrive Massacre (34BigThings),
- Inside My Radio (Seaven Studio),
- Knight Squad (Chainawesome Games),
- The Little Acre (Pewter Games),
- Magic Duels: Forge (Magic the Gathering),
- Pixel Galaxy (Serenity Forge),
- Quest of Dungeons (Upfall Studios),
- R.B.I. Baseball 15 (MLB),
- Redout (34BigThings),
- Rivals of Aether (34BigThings),
- Screencheat (Surprise Attack),
- Shadow Blade: Reload (Dead Mage),
- Shovel Knight (Yacht Club Games),
- Soul Axiom (Wales Interactive),
- Space Dust Racers (Space Dust Studios),
- Standpoint (Unruly Attractions),
- Starpoint Gemini 2 (LGM),
- Submerged (Screen Australia),
- The Sun and the Moon (Digerati),
- Swordy (Frogshark),
- Tumblestone (The Quantum Astrophysicists Club),
- Wasteland 2 (inXile Entertainment),
- Zheros (Rimlight Studios).
ID@Xbox is an initiative by Microsoft designed to provide support to independent game developers. Creators can apply for the program here. Upon the acceptance of their submissions, they will receive two Xbox One developer kits and get the opportunity to release their games via Xbox Live without the need to have a publisher, as was the case with Xbox 360.