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The second installment of Daedalic Entertainment’s interactive novel, The Pillars of the Earth, will be available today on Steam, followed by GOG at the end of December 2017 and PlayStation 4, and Xbox One at the end of January 2018. Book 2 - Sowing the Wind is the next chapter of Daedalic Entertainment’s adaptation of the best-selling book series by Ken Follett. Those who purchased Book 1 - From the Ashes will automatically have access to Books 2 and 3 at no additional cost. Anyone who has yet to purchase the game may now download the first two Books for €29,99 on Steam/GOG or €39,99 on console, which also provides access to Book 3 - Eye on the Storm later when it releases in May 2018. To celebrate the launch of the second book Steam players get a 50% discount on the season pass of The Pillars of the Earth for 48 hours.

Daedalic Entertainment has announced today that the second installment of their interactive novel, The Pillars of the Earth, will be available on December 13th, 2017 for Steam, followed by GOG at the end of December 2017 and PlayStation 4, and Xbox One at the end of January 2018. Book 2 - Sowing the Wind is the next chapter of Daedalic Entertainment’s adaptation of the best-selling book series by Ken Follett. Those who purchased Book 1 - From the Ashes will automatically have access to Books 2 and 3 at no additional cost. Anyone who has yet to purchase the game may now download the first two Books for $29,99 on Steam/GOG or $39,99 on console, which also provides access to Book 3 - Eye on the Storm later when it releases in May 2018. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Utl-zJfI9DE

Daedalic’s The Long Journey Home will be released on Steam for Windows PC on May 30th at the price of 39.99 €. In this space exploration RPG, players command a 4-person crew that ends up lost on the other side of the universe after the first light jump goes horribly wrong. Stranded with a rapidly deteriorating ship and dwindling supplies, players must manage the politics of different alien races, the limited yet valuable resources at their disposal, and the survival of the ship, all while trying to bring the crew home.

German developer and publisher Daedalic Entertainment announces an free upcoming update for Crazy Machines 3 today. For the new content Daedalic joined forces with fischertechnik, the world famous German manufacturer of construction toys. Players can now experience challenging pre-made puzzles and get creative building their own machines with original fischertechnik parts in the game.

Daedalic Entertainment and FAKT Software today announced a content update to their physics engine simulation Crazy Machines 3. The new patch adds interactive mini-games to the feature list. Players can now test their skills in a jump’n’run or snowy race, save earth from mean robo-insects and collect points in a world made of cubes and balls.

As of today, the playable demo of Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun is available on Steam and GOG. The upcoming game by Daedalic Entertainment and Mimimi Productions marks the long-awaited comeback of the real-time tactics genre. The demo version gives players a sneak peek of what to expect from the final game: five simultaneously playable characters with unique and versatile skills. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IGaFQFZQ-Pk

Crazy Machines 3 is getting creepy! Shortly, there will be a spooky update for the hyper realistic simulation, containing ten more levels. Starting November 23rd, players can work with more than 15 creepy new components and over 20 equally spooky elements to construct their machines. There will be spiders, pumpkins and many other items available for creepy creations. Furthermore, there will be new backgrounds which allow players, amongst other things, to position their machines in front of the full moon. New graphics filters and music guarantee a creepy mood.

Crazy Machines 3 will be released for PC by Daedalic Entertainment and FAKT Software. The digital version of the hyper-realistic simulation is going to be available today, 6:00 pm (CET) on Steam for 19,99 €. The retail version of Crazy Machines 3 will also be available commercially for 19,99 €.