December 9th 2021,
The Game Awards bought some new life into next years anticipation of gaming. With 2021 being a lack luster year in new games due to the pandemic, 2022 looks to be a promising year. Gearbox Publishing & Blackbird Interactive, have added to the Homeworld series with their third installment.
Homeworld 3 is the realization of the vision of what we set out to create in the Homeworld series, with modern technology allowing us to push beyond our wildest dreams of large-scale dynamic space combat packed with emotional sci-fi storytelling, We could not be more excited to debut the deepest look yet at gameplay with the incredible Homeworld community and the world at The Game Awards. We have got a lot more exciting details to share next year as we prepare for the launch of this massive next chapter.
Rob Cunningham | CEO of Blackbird Interactive
After the events of Homeworld 2, a new adventure awaits the Homeworld 3 is placed in a galaxy where war has ceased and peace is still. But now, the gates are falling and the key to the mystery of the plaguing galaxy is lost to religious idolatry and myth.
Gameplay has been changed and modernized on a massive scale using today’s technology. Here are some 0f the features you have to look forward too.
- Fight epic battles across open space
- Tag team co-op mode with a roguelike twist
- Battle other players 1v1 or squad v squad
- Use your environment of ancient ruins to battle foes or hide your fleet if you cannot engage
- An intense campaign
- Many more advanced features
While Homeworld 3 isn’t coming out for quite some time, Gearbox Publishing & Blackbird Interactive announced a new trailer reveal.
Click here to visit Official Homeworld Twitter.
About Homeworld:
The original Homeworld was developed by Relic Entertainment and launched in September of 1999 to critical success, winning over 50 Game of the Year awards and was credited with popularizing the 3D real-time strategy genre. Homeworld Remastered Collection, consisting of the original Homeworld and Homeworld 2, was released more than a decade later, reviving the franchise for series fans and newcomers alike. Blackbird Interactive was founded in 2010 by former members of the Relic Entertainment Homeworld team, including Art Director Rob Cunningham and Lead artist Aaron Kambeitz. After its founding, BBI began working on a game they considered the spiritual successor to Homeworld, and then partnered with Gearbox (the now IP holder and game publisher) to release Homeworld: Deserts of Kharak.
