Lauren Studios
They are not at all new studios in the industry, as they have existed with their divinity series since the early 2000s, which were not really successful. It was only the real sin when they eventually got their progress. The game needed a kickstarter for funding, and is successful enough to create a sequel, which is even more blowing. Then takes us to the Gate 3 masterpiece of Baldour, which is still his largest and most expensive game. They have not announced their next game, but expectations are high.
Obsidian Fun
Perhaps everyone’s favorite studio that has been riding in many decades. Most would say that they peeked up to a new Vegas one after another in the 2000s, then they were shocked in the early 2010’s. He “resumed” the Indi -Cook Kickstarter with the pillars, which may be the beginning of a modern CRPG restoration era. After the CRPG release, they took the risk of creating external worlds, which led to the attraction of Avid and the outside world 2.
Inxile fun
He started from Bardel RPG in 2004, but recently he has never really made progress. Just like other CRPG studios, he had to resort to a kickstarter to fund Westland 2, who is thankful that he has succeeded. After that they moved fully in the development of the CRPG, followed by punishment, Bardis Tel IV, and Westland 3. Their new game -clockwork revolution looks like a massive departure from their usual game from a visual and gameplay point of view, while still maintaining their basic RPG roots.
Olytic Games
Olive is a relatively new new studio founded in 2016. He started as a support studio for some MMOs and other sports, then eventually he stands with his first kickstarter Money, the path Finder King maker himself. It was well -versed by the CRPG and the DND community, and after that, the sequel to its good people got a lot of anger. After that, he enrolled in Warhamar with the Rogue Trader, then Dark Harrisi will come in later history.
CD Project
Probably the most successful of all of them in modern days. The game distributor started as the company, finally he made his first game, The Vachar. A game that most people didn’t care about, even as its sequel gained more popularity and later targeted Jack Pot with Vacher 3. He left a company that went bankrupt at almost some point, which owns a PC distribution platform and creates some of the best AAA RPGs in the industry.
