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Epic is reportedly cooking up a Disney extraction shooter, and suggestions staff are lukewarm on it are 'not reflective of the ambitions of the Disney collaboration'
Epic Games is reportedly developing an extraction shooter in collaboration with Disney, despite internal lukewarm reception. This project is part of a larger deal that includes at least two more games. The news follows recent layoffs at Epic, attributed by CEO Tim Sweeney to challenges in maintaining Fortnite's engagement and profitability.
Report: Epic hoping to reinvigorate Fortnite with Disney-themed extraction shooter
Epic Games is reportedly developing a Fortnite-based extraction shooter featuring Disney characters, slated for a November 2026 release. This project is part of a larger collaboration with Disney, which invested $1.5 billion into Epic. Despite internal concerns about originality and waning engagement in Fortnite, Epic Games maintains an ambitious timeline for building a new entertainment universe.
Epic uppges göra Arc Raiders-likt spel med Disney-karaktärer
Epic Games is reportedly developing a new extraction shooter similar to Arc Raiders, featuring Disney characters. While the gameplay mechanics are said to lack originality, the project is tentatively slated for a November release. This potential collaboration follows Disney's 2014 investment in Epic Games.
Fortnite DLSS Comparison Goes Viral as Players Debate Performance Gains
A viral Reddit post comparing Deep Learning Super Sampling (DLSS) on and off in Fortnite has sparked a heated debate within the community regarding fair play and competitive advantages. Players are discussing whether DLSS, an NVIDIA AI upscaling technology, provides an unfair edge by improving performance and visuals, particularly for those with high-end PC hardware, leading to discussions about accessibility and potential class divides in competitive gaming.
Epic Games Working on ARC Raiders-Style Shooter Starring Disney Characters, Out This Year – Rumor
Epic Games is reportedly developing an extraction shooter starring Disney characters, described as similar to ARC Raiders and slated for release by November. This project is a priority due to Disney's $1.5 billion investment. Internal feedback suggests the game may not be highly original, and other games in development are facing challenges.
Report: Epic are making a Disney extraction shooter
Epic Games is reportedly developing an extraction shooter featuring Disney characters, potentially set within the Fortnite universe. This project is one of three games stemming from Disney's $1.5 billion investment in Epic. The report also touches on recent layoffs at Epic Games due to declining Fortnite engagement and increased operational costs.
Epic set to release Arc Raiders-like extraction shooter with Disney characters by the end of the year
Epic Games is reportedly developing an extraction shooter similar to Arc Raiders, featuring Disney characters, with a planned release by the end of the year. Despite internal concerns about gameplay originality, Epic and Disney are committed to their long-term collaboration, which aims to build a connected universe of gaming and entertainment experiences.
Following mass layoffs, Epic are reportedly putting their hopes on a Disney extraction shooter
Epic Games is reportedly developing a Disney-themed extraction shooter, set to release in November, as part of a $1.5 billion deal. This comes after significant layoffs at Epic and internal concerns about the originality of the game's mechanics. The company aims to build a new universe of Disney experiences despite aggressive timelines and past product release issues.
Fortnite Goes to Infinity with Toy Story Showdown Series Event Today
Fortnite is hosting a Toy Story Showdown Series event featuring Buzz Lightyear and Emperor Zurg in the Toy Story Cups. This crossover integrates beloved Disney characters into the competitive esports scene, sparking discussions about competitive integrity and the future of entertainment franchises in gaming.
Epic Games reportedly developing Disney-themed extraction shooter
Epic Games is reportedly developing a Disney-themed extraction shooter, the first of three games funded by Disney's $1.5 billion investment. The game, described as similar to ARC Raiders, will feature Disney characters battling enemies to reach an extraction point and is slated for a November 2026 release. Despite internal concerns about originality and middling reviews for other projects, Epic Games stated the report does not reflect the collaboration's ambitions.
Rumor Mill
A Bloomberg report suggests that Epic Games is relying on a potential partnership with Disney to revitalize Fortnite. The article speculates on the terms and implications of this rumored collaboration for the popular battle royale game.
Evening Multiplex
A teaser trailer has been released for Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 2, titled Act II. The trailer offers a glimpse into the upcoming content for the popular battle royale game.
We must demand worse graphics to save the video games industry - Reader’s Feature
A reader argues that the video game industry must reduce graphics fidelity to combat unsustainable development costs, which have reached $300 million for some titles. The author highlights indie success stories like Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, which achieved massive profits on a small budget, suggesting that publishers should prioritize lower budgets, PlayStation 4-level graphics, shorter game lengths, and cheaper prices over chasing hyper-realistic visuals.
US government wants gamers to become air traffic controllers
The US government is launching a recruitment campaign targeting gamers to encourage them to become air traffic controllers. Videos featuring popular games like Fortnite and League of Legends aim to attract young adults to the career, highlighting a significant staffing shortage within the US Federation Aviation Administration.
Epic is reportedly building an extraction shooter for Disney
Epic Games is reportedly developing a Disney-themed extraction shooter, aiming for a November release. This project is one of three Disney titles Epic is working on, intended as a comeback after recent layoffs. The game is described as similar to Arc Raiders but featuring Disney characters, though internal reviews have raised concerns about originality.
Disney Extraction Shooter Reportedly in Development at Epic Games
Epic Games, the developer of Fortnite, is reportedly working on a new extraction shooter game that will feature Disney characters. The game is expected to be released later this year.
Disney extraction shooter like Arc Raiders reportedly coming from Fortnite maker Epic Games in November
Epic Games, the studio behind Fortnite, is reportedly developing a Disney-themed extraction shooter inspired by Arc Raiders. The game is slated for a November release and will feature Disney characters fighting enemies before extracting. It is unclear if the game will be a standalone title or integrated within Fortnite.
Fortnite Adding An Arc Raiders-Style Game With Disney Characters - Report
A report indicates that Epic Games and Disney are developing an extraction shooter for Fortnite, inspired by Arc Raiders, featuring Disney characters. The game is reportedly set to launch in November, though internal reviews have noted a lack of originality. This is part of a larger collaboration involving at least two more games, despite budget shifts and timeline concerns.
Vague Patch Notes: No, Epic Games is not the bellwether of the game industry
This article critiques the notion that Epic Games is a bellwether for the game industry, arguing that its success is primarily tied to the battle royale mode of Fortnite, a cash-in on a trend rather than a creative vision. The author contends that Epic's over-reliance on Fortnite and the underperformance of the Epic Games Store, coupled with questionable business strategies, led to recent layoffs, contrasting this with more diversified companies like Blizzard and Square Enix.
Fortnite teases its next collab with Toy Story, but while fans are wondering where Woody is all I want to know is whether we'll be able to play as the aliens
Fortnite has teased an upcoming collaboration with Toy Story, featuring characters like Buzz Lightyear and potentially Woody and the iconic Pizza Planet aliens. The article speculates on which characters will be playable and their potential in-game size, while noting the developer Epic Games has a history of diverse crossovers.
