Phoenix Labs Buys out Parent Company to Become Independent
/Vancouver-based game studio Phoenix Labs has regained corporate independence from its parent company after the founders took it private again.
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Vancouver-based game studio Phoenix Labs has regained corporate independence from its parent company after the founders took it private again.
Read MoreVancouver-based live service game devs Phoenix Labs (@PhoenixLabs), best known for Dauntless, have announced their new project Fae Farm (@fae_farm) in today’s Nintendo Direct- which will launch exclusively on Switch in Spring 2023.
Read MoreDauntless, the mega-popular and free-to-play Monster Hunter inspired game was updated today with the Reach of Radiance update which comes with the Reach of Radiance Hunt Pass, the new Lightbound Koshai Behemoth, new glider activities, and much more. You can check out the full trailer below, and the patch notes here.
Read MorePhoenix Labs is still at it with their free-to-play monster hunting game Dauntless. This newest update, version 1.6.0, includes Trials updates, War Pike changes, and a new Time Strike Battle Pass. You can check out the full patch details on their website.
Read MorePhoenix Labs have released their biggest update yet to their free-to-play monster hunting game, Dauntless. The update, which launched today, features the Hunting Grounds which offers 18 new islands to explore and defeat Behemoths. There’s also a new progression system, and a new Reforge system - plus plenty of other goodies.
Read MoreThe latest update for Phoenix Labs free-to-play Monster Hunter type game Dauntless is out now. Titled Untamed Wilds, the update includes new missions, a new monster, and “Terra Escalation”, a gauntlet-style challenge. Can check out the trailer below, and read the patch notes here.
Read MoreThe free-to-play “Monster Hunter” clone released by Vancouver-based Phoenix Labs Dauntless will have its 1.0 version launch September 26th across all platforms.
Read MoreVancouver (and southern-California) based studio Phoenix Labs have released Dauntless across PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC (via Epic Game Store). The free-to-play game has the art style of Fortnite, while containing the gameplay of a quicker more fast paced Monster Hunter.
Powerful, wild, and ravenous for the aether that holds the Shattered Isles aloft, Behemoths are a threat to our very existence. Team up with other Slayers to confront these massive beasts before they consume what's left of our world.
As part of the launch, Phoenix Labs has announced One Dauntless - a way of saying that the game has cross-play and cross-progression across all three platforms, provided you’ve linked your accounts.
With One Dauntless, we’re thrilled to offer a true cross-play experience on every system. That means that you can play with your friends no matter which platform they choose. Have one friend on PC, another on Xbox, and a third on PlayStation? With cross-play, you can all hunt together, chat together, or even join up with the same guild!
We also have some great news for those of you who started your journey on PC: You can take your progress with you. By linking your Dauntless account to Epic Games, you’ll be able to pick up and play from any system – including Xbox One and PlayStation 4. And yes, your hard-earned gear, cosmetics, quest progress, and more will travel with you.
I’ve played a few hours and enjoyed my time immensely - and will be streaming a lot more of the game on Twitch.