Longdue is committed to making games that carry the weight of thoughtful design and engaging storytelling, positioning the studio as a steady, dependable voice in RPG development, the company said.

Longdue has unveiled the atmospheric debut teaser and Kickstarter date for its in-development ‘psychogeographic’ RPG, Hopetown, a spiritual successor to Disco Elysium.

Now, Longdue, one of this trio alongside Dark Math Games and Summer Eternal, has properly revealed the debut game it's working on, as well as opening up crowdfunding for it.

Longdue creative director says its upcoming game will be on the "closer to Disco" end of a great Disco Elysium to Baldur's Gate 3 cRPG spectrum "There's so much room for other studios to come out ...

Longdue is a new developer staffed with some of the team behind Disco Elysium, and its first game should make RPG fans very happy. Alex McHugh Published: 7 months ago Disco Elysium ...

Longdue is not in a position to provide more information at this time, but will reveal more details on the game's progress at a later date. Narrative Director Grant Roberts had the following to say: ...

The other Disco Elysium successor studio announced earlier today was Longdue, which is also a studio boasting DE vets that says it's working on an RPG inspired by the 2019 classic.

Longdue has launched the Kickstarter campaign for “psychogeographic” RPG Hopetown, which is seeking £25,000 in funding. “I was in the ZA/ ...

Longdue was only incorporated last November, after its initial game announcement. That timetable leaves its story proposal, art, and proposed gameplay features essentially preproduction material.

Longdue Games was formed by around 12 ex-ZA/UM developers and are working on a spiritual successor to Disco Elysium, which was released for PS5 & PS4 back in March 2021.

Longdue announces a spiritual successor to the critically acclaimed RPG, Disco Elysium. The new RPG features a unique psychogeographic mechanic, reshaping the game world with each choice.

"At Longdue, we're inspired by decades of classic RPGs, from Ultima and Wizardry, through Fallout and Planescape, to the justifiably adored Disco Elysium," said narrative director Grant Roberts.