Former Baldur's Gate Devs Announced a New CRPG in the Works

Vancouver-based Ossian Studios, an independent studio that was founded and led by former BioWare producer Alan Miranda, who worked on games like Baldur's Gate II: Throne of Bhaal and Neverwinter Nights, announced its latest title: Pathfinder: The Dragon's Demand.

The teaser trailer below gave us a first look at this "vast, single-player, turn-based CRPG based on remastered Pathfinder 2E rules” with a unique tabletop aesthetic:

Pathfinder: The Dragon’s Demand promises over 30 hours of gameplay and features an extensive, interactive world to explore. It includes a variety of miniature characters and quests that react to your choices. Additionally, the game offers "deep, custom character builds," allowing players to choose from 7 ancestries, 16 classes, and more than 30 backgrounds. Players can select their role from various options such as dwarf, elf, gnome, goblin, halfling, human, or orc.

Ossian Studios' new project is a joint-hand effort with Paizo, makers of the acclaimed tabletop RPG Pathfinder, and its Kickstarter campaign will go live today. The campaign will feature an Early Bird Special that is available on the first day only.

You can learn more about the game’s features from the developer's announcement and join the Kickstarter campaign to support the developers.