Fuzzyeyes denies Edge of Twilight doom

By Robert Purchese Published 3 December, 2009

Despite employee reports of cancellation.

Developer Fuzzyeyes has revealed that work on Edge of Twilight, while temporarily suspended, will resume again in January.

Staff laid-off by the company said the Steampunk fantasy game had been canned. That now appears not to be the case.

"Currently all outsourcing parties still working hard on EOT development," Fuzzyeyes told Kotaku.

Edge of Twilight, announced last year, aimed to explore the relationship of good and evil through Lex - a half-breed of the fantasy world's light and dark factions. He changes shape depending on the persona he chooses to pick: day is bright and bold and strong whereas night is swift and agile and sneaky.

Edge of Twilight is in development for PC, PS3 and Xbox 360. There are some early screenshots to take in, proving this game has spent a fair stretch in development.

The original plan was to launch this year. Now no date is known.

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About Robert Purchese

Bertie is Eurogamer's Senior Staff Writer. When he's not hunting down news stories he's often found playing with his kids or gabbling about fantasy games and strange online worlds.

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Comments (14) Latest comment 2 years ago

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  • mingster #1 2 years ago

    Its not down to Tim Landell then?

  • Eraysor #2 2 years ago

    ^^^

    I thought it was going to be something like that.

  • Skurmedel #3 2 years ago

    Outsourcing is a sure sign of quality! Ehm.

    (Either people don't know irony or they actually believe that.)
    Edited by 1 at 03/12/09 @ 16:19

  • patch #4 2 years ago

    Edge of Twilight is a licensed EDGE game. Check the bottom of this page.

    I think it's just the word "EDGE" that they've licensed. Tim doesn't need anything to do with the game itself, just the word "Edge" is enough. And before you ask, I've not paid for any of the four times I've used the word "Edge" in this post...five! Damn, five times I've used the word "Edge"... Six! Aaargh!! This is how he gets you!
    Edited by 1 at 03/12/09 @ 15:21

  • the_mtfr #5 2 years ago

    1. What else can you expect from a company with its logo written in Copperplate Gothic

    2. That's too bad to hear, the world needs steampunk games that look this good

  • Boomerang #6 2 years ago

    Font nazi! What's wrong with Copperplate Gothic?

  • actionfitz #7 2 years ago

    "Its not down to Tim Landell then?"

    hehe, was thinking the King of Trademark Tolls was gonna be mentioned here at some point :)

  • ExplodingClown #8 2 years ago

    Please let this get finished, if only to have the option of an RPG without f*****g elves/dwarves/orcs/generic tired fantasy bullsh*t.

  • smelly #9 2 years ago

    >Edge of Twilight is a licensed EDGE game.

    Yeah.. langdell threatened them.. they were close to release - they had no choice

  • smelly #10 2 years ago

    >Outsourcing is a sure sign of quality! Ehm.

    About 99% of games made nowadays have at least some degree of outsourcing - be it just the cutscenes, or art.. or sometimes even code

  • darkmorgado #11 2 years ago

    Gotta love spam.

  • Boomerang #12 2 years ago

    Ban ban ban.

  • Skurmedel #13 2 years ago

    That's not what I read it like smelly.

  • DKTronics #14 2 years ago

    So let me get this straight, you have given in to the Trademark troll, and in a way you may have let down most of the indie dev community.
    This arsehole is ABUSING his "Trademark", as he simply has NOTHING, absolutely NOTHING. To say that you can't use the common word 'Edge' in any way shape or form is complete nonsense, and if anything, ILLEGAL. Even if the prick was producing games on various platforms, which he isn't, he still cannot abuse the "Trademark", and threaten people for simply using the word as a description.