@tyminski_marek I'd played the first one and thought it was pretty great but limited. When the trailer came out for the second it looked as if they were improving on the majority of it and that got me excited enough
@Abomination81 Similar situation myself.
Grandmother decided that rather than give the family home to, you know, the family, she's instead going to give it to her unrelated partner she got with after my grandad died.
Nothing coming to my mum or the rest of us in the family as a result
@abebe_abob50308@Lorgarwasright2 I have an incredibly low amount of knowledge as I'm a relative newbie to all things 40k, could you expand on this? Genuinely kinda curious as to what you mean cause Ive not seen much of either
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Fantastically exciting news. Would've been buying the game anyway, but this has just locked it in. Seen nothing but good news from these guys recently, beyond anticipating the game.
Lords of the Fallen II – Important Publishing Update!
Independent developer CI Games today announced that it has signed a separation agreement with Epic Games Publishing. As a result, CI Games has regained full open distribution rights for the PC version of Lords of the Fallen II, moving away from the previous PC-exclusive publishing arrangement signed in June 2024.
Lords of the Fallen II remains scheduled to launch later this year on PC via Epic Games Store and other PC storefronts, as well as on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. CI Games will self-publish the title across all platforms, while PLAION continues as the global physical distribution partner.
CI Games will continue to utilise Epic’s technologies, including Unreal Engine 5 and Epic Online Services (EOS), powering cross-platform play, matchmaking, friends list, and seamless shared-progression co-op.
Like many in the industry, CI Games faced challenging market conditions in 2023 and 2024, and Epic Games provided significant funding and strategic support that helped ensure Lords of the Fallen II could fully realise its ambitions. This partnership enabled CI Games to meaningfully expand upon community feedback from the original Lords of the Fallen, while substantially advancing the sequel across gameplay, technical performance, world design, and online functionality.
“Epic was there for CI Games exactly when we needed them most. Their support and belief in the project made a real difference, and for that we are truly grateful,” said Marek Tymiński, CEO of CI Games.
“Epic has been an outstanding supporter of Lords of the Fallen II. With Unreal Engine, EOS and the rest of Epic’s world-class technologies, we’re going to ship a performant game in a massive world that players can explore together across PC and console,” added Tymiński.
With the new agreement now in place, Lords of the Fallen II will launch with open PC distribution on day one, including the Epic Games Store.
Lords of the Fallen II – Important Publishing Update!
Independent developer CI Games today announced that it has signed a separation agreement with Epic Games Publishing. As a result, CI Games has regained full open distribution rights for the PC version of Lords of the Fallen II, moving away from the previous PC-exclusive publishing arrangement signed in June 2024.
Lords of the Fallen II remains scheduled to launch later this year on PC via Epic Games Store and other PC storefronts, as well as on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. CI Games will self-publish the title across all platforms, while PLAION continues as the global physical distribution partner.
CI Games will continue to utilise Epic’s technologies, including Unreal Engine 5 and Epic Online Services (EOS), powering cross-platform play, matchmaking, friends list, and seamless shared-progression co-op.
Like many in the industry, CI Games faced challenging market conditions in 2023 and 2024, and Epic Games provided significant funding and strategic support that helped ensure Lords of the Fallen II could fully realise its ambitions. This partnership enabled CI Games to meaningfully expand upon community feedback from the original Lords of the Fallen, while substantially advancing the sequel across gameplay, technical performance, world design, and online functionality.
“Epic was there for CI Games exactly when we needed them most. Their support and belief in the project made a real difference, and for that we are truly grateful,” said Marek Tymiński, CEO of CI Games.
“Epic has been an outstanding supporter of Lords of the Fallen II. With Unreal Engine, EOS and the rest of Epic’s world-class technologies, we’re going to ship a performant game in a massive world that players can explore together across PC and console,” added Tymiński.
With the new agreement now in place, Lords of the Fallen II will launch with open PC distribution on day one, including the Epic Games Store.
@tyminski_marek Phenomenal news. A great win for everyone, and I hope the community blows up in numbers to support the game. Truly a community-forward decision, and I can't wait for it to come out
@tyminski_marek Still think it's ridiculous that the CI staff were essentially coup'd out of their original Reddit by a bunch of seething plebs over a single twitter poll.
@tyminski_marek Games should be made for the community/people that play and enjoys them first, everyone else is secondary. If a product's good, people will enjoy it and bring their friends. Anybody who decides to make games or a product for people who aren't interested is doomed from the start.