Tag Archives: Tomasz Gop

City Interactive has announced Lords of the Fallen, for next-gen and PC releasing in 2014, will be shown at E3.

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Lords of the Fallen is the new RPG from Tomasz Gop, executive producer of the first two Witcher games while he was at CD Projekt RED. It’s heading to PS4, PC and Xbox 720 next year and German outfit Deck 13 is developing. It’s also meant to be hard, like Dark Souls.

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Former CD Projekt RED producer Tomasz Gop has revealed a few more slim details of the new fantasy action RPG project he’s leading at City Interactive.

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Former CD Projekt man Tomasz Gop has announced the RPG he’s working on contains a combat system inspired by Arkham City, Dark Souls and Kingdoms of Amalur. Developed by Deck13, the game – codenamed Project RPG – will take place 1000 years after the death of a God, whose corpse has turned into a mountain thus dividing the earth in twain. Each half adheres to its own belief system which means you will have to choose your side early on in the game. Enemies in it will also be recognizable by their behavior instead of how they appear. City Interactive is the publisher, and it is slated for release on PC, PS3, and Xbox 360 sometime next year. Thanks, DigitalSpy.

Former The Witcher 2 senior producer Tomasz (Tomek) Gop, who left CD Projekt last summer for City Interactive is currently working on an unannounced action-RPG for PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 called Project HUMAN. The project was noted on his LinkedIn profile, dug up by GameBanshee. In a statement given to the site, the Deck13 action-RPG currently in the works, Blood Knights, is a completely different project, meaning Gop has two titles in the works at the firm.

According to a report from Polish site Gamikaze, City Interactive has teamed up with ex-producer on The Witcher series Tomasz Gop for a new RPG.

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Senior producer Tomek (Tomasz) Gop has left CD Projekt RED, and apparently the games industry.

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Witcher 2 runs on 360 and it doesn’t melt. Unexpected, but promising. We sat down with senior producer Tomasz Gop to talk about that feat of techno wizardry, DRM, and much more.

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The Witcher 2′s senior producer, Tomasz Gop, has said that the developer plans on releasing future content for Assassins of Kings, but for the moment, the firm is laser focused on getting the game out the door first.

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CD Projekt’s Tomasz Gop has compared upcoming RPG The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings to From Software’s notoriously difficult and dark Demon’s Souls.

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Speaking in a Witcher 2 online fan demo, CDPR’s Tomasz Gop drops news gameplay specifics, shows Geralt’s final design and neatly dodges the console question. Full report by Stace Harman.

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With The Witcher 2′s May release fast approaching, producer Tomasz Gop speaks to VG247 on BioWare, a commitment to discs, recommended specs and not making a “crap” console version.

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The Witcher 2 for consoles is still “doable”, according to CD Projekt, and if it were to happen, it would be out “a matter of months” after the PC version.

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That 360 and PS3 version? Don’t think so.

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New comments from CD Projekt staff appear to show that additional story-based DLC is a certainty for The Witcher 2.

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CD Projekt RED has confirmed that the canceled console version of the original Witcher is still being “considered”.

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With CD Projekt having now formally announced The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings – along with nice assets to back it up – we grabbed some time with senior producer Tomasz Gop to chat about the game’s new engine, what’s going on with The Witcher on consoles and what to expect from Geralt’s sophomore release.

Interview by Stephany Nunneley.

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CD Projekt’s said a console version of The Witcher 2′s on the cards.

“Although PC is a certain choice we made regarding platforms for The Witcher 2, we also want to release the console version,” senior producer Tomasz Gop told GRY-OnLine.

Don’t be holding your breath, though.

“However, please do not expect the game too soon,” he added.

“The Witcher 2 is still deeply in the development stage and as it is huge and complex, there are still many, many hours of work in front of us.”

Witcher 2 was shown for the first time last week in a leaked video. It looks properly awesome. Let’s hope there it’s a repeat of the fiasco we saw played out of the console version of the original RPG.

Via VE and EG.