Nightingale News

Inflexion Games wrapped up another Nightingale playtest earlier this month which saw 12,000 testers put the upcoming realm-walking shared world game through its paces. Apparently, there were some that decided to forego the playtest though as the team reports that only 11,500 characters were created during the previous round of testing. Testers spent a total of 2,000 hours customizing their [...]

Inflexion Games continues to show off Nightingale’s breathtaking visuals and environments ahead of the game’s early access launch next year. The studio’s October newsletter and developer video offers plenty of eye candy for the Victorian survival sandbox’s fans to drool over, including a preview of new points-of-interest and the shiny rocks and minerals that dot its fantastical landscape. The newsletter [...]

Inflexion Games offers Nightingale fans an update on what’s going on with the upcoming Victorian Gaslamp multiplayer survival title in their latest monthly developer vlog. The video starts off with an explanation for the early access launch delay. The team acknowledged that they’ve pushed back the game’s release a few times already but that they’re using the extra time to [...]

Inflexion Games continues to show off what’s in store for players when Nightingale launches next year with a series of YouTube shorts that highlight the upcoming survival sandbox title’s features. These include everything from the game’s fantastical Victorian Gaslamp setting to player houses and the promised third-person mode. The most recent of these YouTube shorts showcases the Sun Giants, a [...]

Inflexion Games has yet to lock in a release date for Nightingale but they’re more than happy to show off some of the fantastical sights in the Victorian-era shared world fantasy game. In their August developer blog, the team offers viewers a quick look at several points-of-interest, weird-looking trees, and player housing. The meat of the blog, however, seems to [...]

For the past few months, Inflexion Games has been holding relatively small playtests for Nightingale but they’re now looking to ramp things up and will be expanding testing to include up to 8,000 testers. By increasing the pool of testers, the studio hopes to gather more data on how the game copes with more players online at the same time. [...]