In April 2018, Campo Santo announced it had been acquired by Valve, transitioning In the Valley of Gods from an independent game to a Valve one. They liked the game, which tasks players with. Last weekend, one Firewatch player was having a monetary dilemma. Campo Santo's new game, however, is set in 1920s Egypt, stars an explorer turned filmmaker, and sees you accompanied by an AI-controlled partner. Developer Offers Classy Response To Steam Refund Request. Firewatch, which has players take on the role of a lone fire lookout stationed in the Shoeshone National Forest, is also currently in development as an action film that is being financed by. Like Firewatch, In the Valley of Gods is a single-player, first-person adventure game. All that said, the official website for In the Valley of Gods still exists.Ĭampo Santo first announced In the Valley of Gods during The Game Awards 2017. Ahead of this fascinating adventure’s release on February 9th, developer Campo Santo has been chatting about how long it’ll take you to finish Firewatch, and whether you should expect VR. That has since been removed-Campo Sampo's debut, Firewatch, is currently the only game listed on the website's homepage. Campo Santo, the creators of the hit 2016 indie game Firewatch, announced today. Previously, the website listed In the Valley of Gods as Campo Santo's current project. Valve Acquires Firewatch and In the Valley of Gods Developer, Campo Santo 1. Campo Santo's new game, however, is set in 1920s Egypt, stars an explorer turned filmmaker, and sees you. The homepage of the official Campo Santo website has also been altered. Like Firewatch, In the Valley of Gods is a single-player, first-person adventure game. In 2016, developer Campo Santo announced a deal with Good Universe ( Last Vegas, Desperados) to make a film based. Along with Campo Santo’s efforts, Valve is also in the process of making a digital card game called Artifact that is based in the company’s popular Dota 2 universe.What is going on with In the Valley of Gods? /KBr9ndoAM5 - Tyler McVicker November 17, 2019 This is the second time there's been news of a possible Firewatch film adaption.
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When developer Campo Santo’s debut release rolled out back in February, it managed to shift 500,000 copies at full price in its first month.
The acquiring of Campo Santo is just a small part of Valve’s overall effort to get back into the business of making and shipping games, an effort which company CEO Gabe Newell first talked about last month. Firewatch Excuse the pun but, Firewatch is hot stuff. The post does say that In The Valley of the Gods will now be a “Valve game,” though Campo Santo was also quick to clarify in a separate statement that the game won’t be PC-exclusive. The sun is setting on In The Valley Of Gods’ development (Picture: Steam) The team behind Firewatch has been broken up and spread throughout Valve, putting In The Valley Of Gods on indefinite hold. Do you have a link to where they said this. But I’m very excited to see what we come up with next. It won’t be a sequel to Firewatch, this story is done. JUMP TO COMMENTARY TRACKS BELOW: 01:40 - Firewatch Audio Tour 04:20 - 1 Designing The Firewatch Prologue Sean Vanaman and Jake Rodkin 09:10. According to the blog post, the joining of Campo Santo and Valve was “an obvious match” given how passionate both companies are about creating unique gaming experiences that resonate with the companies that made them as much as the players who play them.Ĭurrently, Campo Santo is working on a new game, In The Valley of the Gods, and the blog post makes sure to mention that nothing about the studio’s development process will change now that it’s under Valve’s umbrella. This is what the dev said - I’m always kind of ready to start working on another game, but I think we’ll start chipping away at that when the time is right. Play through of Firewatch with Developer Commentary. The announcement was made via a new post on Campo Santo’s official blog. Couple’a updates, Vanaman stated on reddit.
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Campo Santo, the 12-person indie game developer behind the critically acclaimed narrative game Firewatch, has announced it is being acquired by Valve, the PC-centric game company responsible for the Steam PC gaming platform. Developer Campo Santo is working actually, literally, around the clock to fix the frame rate drops experienced by PS4 players of Firewatch.
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