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Critical Role Video Game Announcement Could Arrive 'Any Day,' Travis Willingham Confirms
Dungeons & Dragons show Critical Role is on the verge of releasing its first big video game, and CEO Travis Willingham says it could be announced “any day.” The group spoke about its big plans for the future during an interview with Business Insider.
A Critical Role video game is in the works
Critical Role CEO Travis Willingham was speaking with BusinessInsider alongside other members of the CR crew when he confirmed that the team has been “hard at work” on a video game. The group isn’t ready to share concrete details just yet, but Willingham did provide some light info about the Critical Role video game.
Critical Role Confirms It is Working On a Video Game
Critical Role confirms it is working on a video game, teasing a few details about what it may be about and when fans can expect to hear more.
If you're craving more D&D after Baldur's Gate 3, Critical Role is "hard at work" on a video game – and it'll be unveiled "any day" now
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"Any Day Now" - Critical Role CEO On When Their Exandria Video Game Will Be Announced
Critical Role's CEO reveals that a video game announcement is imminent. Willingham doesn't give much away, but his allusions seem to suggest a type of narrative game. As expected, the game will be set on Exandria.
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