It’s worth noting that the developers behind the original release, Deck 13, have since partnered up with Focus Home Interactive to publish the relatively well-received soulslike The Surge and its sequel. See also Australian CSGO Player Says Hes Been Offered Thousands Of Pounds To Throw Matches I can’t wait to share more information from the studio, and show you what we are working on!” “The path has been intense, especially with the global lockdown situation, but … we’ve gathered a great team, mostly from our networks. “We’ve gathered a kickass team of senior developers with a deep fascination for mature fantasy games,” project Executive Producer Paul Gascon stated in a September eighth press release. Together, these teams form a group of 25 experienced developers who’ve either worked with the publisher in the past or have elsewhere contributed to the development of AAA titles. Of particular interest here is the fact that, while CI Games has returned to publish the franchise’s second installment, development has been handed to the newly formed Bucharest and Barcelona-based team Hexworks. RELATED: 10 Most Unique Bosses In Dark Souls History However, that seemingly hasn’t deterred publisher CI Games from returning to the property, as they’ve recently confirmed that a sequel, aptly named Lords of the Fallen 2, is in active development. The game garnered a fairly mediocre 73 on Metacritic with a user score of 6.8, and, six years after release, the Steam user reviews are still mixed, with a paltry 59 percent of players recommending the game. Obscured by an onslaught of high profile at-the-time next-gen releases and dismissed by some as a derivative, banal rip-off of FromSoft’s monumental Dark Souls games, Lords of the Fallen was overlooked by many.
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