Clockwork Revolution is inXile Entertainment's "most ambitious title, probably by a factor of 10," according to studio head Brian Fargo. His team has been hard at work on this time-bending steampunk RPG for six years, and Fargo wants it to "bring the level of reactivity from our isometric titles into something first-person." A bold ambition given the heights the studio reached with Wasteland 3.
This ambition manifests all throughout Avalon, a sprawling metropolis where the choices you make ripple through history. Clockwork Revolution looks exceptionally complex, as if inXile picked 'Prince of Persia aficionado' and 'Dishonored devotee' as key background traits when it began development. "I can see why people make those connections," he laughs.
