Critical Role's plans to make a videogame have become an 'active pursuit', says CEO Travis Willingham, after almost 10 years of growing a D&D campaign into a full-on franchise
Critical Role's plans to make a videogame have become an 'active pursuit', says CEO Travis Willingham, after almost 10 years of growing a D&D campaign into a full-on franchise
www.pcgamer.com Critical Role's plans to make a videogame have become an 'active pursuit', says CEO Travis Willingham, after almost 10 years of growing a D&D campaign into a full-on franchise
"We are starting to come to the end of a long road."
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I actually think a 2D fighter game would fit them well. They have a huge roster and I think a fighter game is easier than a full blown RPG.
5Actually, something along the lines of Tales of Symphonia would be amazing. 2D fighting for the main gameplay element with an RPG-ish foundation and tons of great storytelling. I'd pre-order that.
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