Interplay

Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance is coming soon and even if you have to be on the move, you'll get to enjoy it, provided you own a Steam Deck.

Interplay Entertainment, the publisher for the Baldur's Gate and Descent series and the parent studio of Black Isle are set to reveal some big news on Wednesday, July 28, 2021.

Release date of Black Isle's Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance announcement and subsequent fan reactions show that there are still games worth waiting for, even if they are 20 years old.

This weekend, we list the nine most interesting video game bunnies. These rabbits caught our eye one way or another: they're either immensely creepy, dreadfully cute, or they inspired some of the beloved games of the modern day.

Microsoft's acquisition of ZeniMax reunited Fallout IP and some of the brains behind it, who used to work at Interplay back in the late '90s, opening a treasure trove of fan hopes and possibilities.

Imagine a gaming world where Fallout and all the subsequent games never existed. This could potentially have happened if Interplay merged with Lucasfilm in the 1990s, according to Brian Fargo himself. Thankfully, we never found out.

Fans have been crafting theories for a while about a potential Baldur's Gate title in development, with most fantasizing about the game being done by Larian Studios, and then Brian Fargo tweeted about it. So let's untangle this info mess.

Brian Fargo has expressed his wish to buy Interplay back and has sent fans into a frenzy consisting of wet dreams and theory crafting. It comes with a hitch though, as he will only attempt to purchase it if Bard's Tale IV sells well enough.

AltChar got together with Chris Avellone late last month to talk game mechanics and storytelling in video games. If you thought a good story has to come first, with everything else built around it, then you may have had things figured out backwards.