Bethesda signs Hunted: Demon's Forge

By Tom Bramwell Published 15 March, 2010

inXile RPG heading to PC, PS3 and 360.

Bethesda has announced plans to publish Hunted: The Demon's Forge for PC, PS3 and Xbox 360, developed by Brian Fargo's inXile Entertainment.

We got the chance to go and check it out recently, so wing over to our Hunted: The Demon's Forge preview and screenshot gallery for in-depth coverage.

Fargo's name may already be familiar to gamers of a certain vintage, as he's one of the names behind the likes of Bard's Tale, Baldur's Gate and Fallout, and Hunted is a return to the classic dungeon crawler but in a next-gen guise.

It's another meaty addition to Bethesda's growing line-up, which already includes Fallout: New Vegas from Obsidian, Brink from Splash Damage and Rage from id Software.

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Tom is Operations director of Eurogamer Network and Editor-at-Large of Eurogamer.net. He joined the company in February 2000.

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Comments (5) Latest comment 2 years ago

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  • matrim83 #1 2 years ago

    Interested.

  • crazyhorse174 #2 2 years ago

    Bethesda invloved?! Count me in! :)

  • Murton #3 2 years ago

    Bethesda are really ramping up their publishing game, of course the quality of many of these titles remains to be seen. Wet was a bit iffy in the quality department and Rogue Warrior was outright terrible, but with this, Brink, New Vegas and Rage Bethesda really have a chance to be seen as a publisher of great games, provided each one lives up to its hype.

  • mkreku #4 2 years ago

    I love the idea of combining the games of my youth with game mechanics/technology from today. I hope it works out!

    Oh, and I am still waiting on Wasteland 2, Brian. 22 years and counting!

  • woodnotes #5 2 years ago

    Wet and Rogue Warrior were probably just them dipping their toes in the water and understanding more about publishing before the big guns arrive :)