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The story behind War for the Overworld's messy development (Eurogamer, July 2016).

State of the Game (WFTO Blog, April 2015).

A Year in Retrospect (WFTO Blog, February 2014).

Update #1: 31 Hours & £21k (WFTO Kickstarter, December 2012).

Some of the biggest Dungeon Keeper fans assemble to create War for the Overworld (Eurogamer, November 2012).

We’re going to take a stroll through the last few years and talk about our road from War for the Overworld, to the inspirations for Galacticare, and squeeze in some updates from the studio.įor those of you unfamiliar with our history, I’d like to start by providing links to a few blog posts, videos, and interviews. The post you are about to read focuses on the past, and what brought us here as a studio. We’ll give you insights into what Galacticare is, why we made it this way, and how we’ve grown along the journey. Over the coming months, we’ll be diving into the features, characters, gameplay, world, and development of the game.

I’m Josh: resident Brightrock robot, creative director of Galacticare, and primary author of these blog posts. Now without further ado, Read on Underlords! Patch 2.1’s graphics & performance Improvements were a surprise to be sure, but a welcome one We hope you will join us on our journey to the stars, and although WFTO is very much in maintenance mode with the release of the final update ( Patch 2.1) last year, rest assured that the dark, homely, depths of the underworld are never far from our evil hearts. If you’d like to receive further updates from us, please be sure to wishlist & follow Galacticare on Steam, join us on Discord, follow us on Twitter, and sign up to our newsletter.

This post is being crossposted from the new Galacticare development blog, where we also just posted a first look at our alien species, but future posts won’t appear on WFTO pages.

After a long period of silence, we’d like to provide an update as to what we’ve been doing the past few years.