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The second Developer Diary consists of an interview with Chris Bateman, a general introduction to Chapter 1 of Shadows: Heretic Kingdoms and a new Travelogue. Chris Bateman was the game designer and writer on Kult. He has now returned to the Heretic Kingdoms universe as narrative designer. Learn more about Chapter 1 and the three main characters and their backgrounds. Finally, the Travelogues will take the audience on a journey across the Broken Spear Pass, the only way across the mountains separating the Outlands from the wild lands of Taymuria.

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The first Developer Diary gives a brief introduction of the developer studio Games Farm in Kosice, Slovakia. Learn about the approach Shadows took and how it evolved from Kult. At the end you will find the first installment of the Travelogues - small audiovisual journeys across the locations of the Heretic Kingdoms. This time, you will get to take a closer look at the Outlands, surrounding the city of Thole.

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See Part 1 of the three part series that takes you deep into real-world Nepal and gives you an inside look at the Vice lead trek that inspired the game

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Go behind the scenes with the research that went into building Far Cry 4’s open-world Kyrat for the next-generation. In this first video, the development team explains what motivated the trip and what they expected to see.

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Take a trip all the way to the Himalayas to see how Ubisoft found inspiration for Far Cry 4.

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The Afterfall universe is back

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VRFocus - Its been a bit of a rollercoaster ride for Tammeka Games of late. A public demo helped make consumers aware of their upcoming Radial-G videogame, the launch of a Kickstarter campaign attracted audiences with the promise of a multi-format release and a public outing at Develop Brighton resulted in an agreement with Sony Computer Entertainment Europe (SCEE) to deliver a Project Morpheus development kit to the studio. What more could a small independent studio ask for?