To make its fantasy extraction game, this studio of ex-Blizzard devs had to teach itself the art of third-person combat design: 'There's a science to how those are built'
Steel & Sorcery, an upcoming extraction game pairing World of Warcraft-style high fantasy with third-person action combat.
"Valve does a very good job of surfacing games that players like": As his new RPG prepares for Steam early access, ex-WoW vet says making good games is the only r…
Former World of Warcraft veteran designer Chris Kaleiki is prepping his new extraction RPG for early access, but he's not too ...
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“Change the meta continually”: Former World of Warcraft Dev’s Latest Game Uses a Key Feature from Marvel Rivals to Address Stagnation in RPGs
Ex-World of Warcraft Chris Kaleiki is working with Notorious Studios to bring us Legacy: Steel & Sorcery. They're gonna try ...
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Ex-World of Warcraft designer says the stagnating "meta" in today's RPGs "really sucks," and Marvel Rivals is a good example of how to solve it
Credit: Notorious Studios Former Blizzard Entertainment developer Chris Kaleiki, who primarily worked as a class designer on evergreen mammoth World of Warcraft for 13 years, is gearing up to ...
Former WoW Developer Says Many Workers Don't Want To Return To AAA Companies
Chris Kaleiki, a former developer for World of Warcraft, explains how many of his co-workers don't wish to return to AAA ...
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Former WoW veteran explains that most AAA devs do not want to go back after working on AA games
WoW veteran Chris Kaleiki, who is now heading up his own developer Notorious Studios, working on what he describes as a ...
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Ex-World of Warcraft designer says the stagnating "meta" in today's RPGs "really sucks," and Marvel Rivals is a good example of how to solve it
Here’s how it works. Kaleiki now works as the boss of Notorious Studios, prepping the imminent early access release of its first game Legacy: Steel & Sorcery, which is mixing the get-in-get-out ...