Dear Carants,Since the beginning, when GreedFall: The Dying World launched in early access in 2024, the game has come a long way. At the time, the foundations were there, but the journey was only just starting. Over time, through updates and constant work, the game has evolved tremendously. This evolution has been shaped by countless iterations from the team, technical improvements, and the invaluable feedback we have received from you. In this blog, we want to take a step back and focus on one specific aspect of that evolution: the game’s graphics and visuals, through the lens of environment and lighting work. This is a behind-the-scenes look at how the game’s visual identity has grown to become what it is now. From early experiments to more refined artistic choices, every decision has aimed to make the world of GreedFall more immersive and visually striking.Let's get into it!Create the world…The environment in the game is composed of multiple elements working together, such as objects (buildings and structures, props and items, vegetation) and textures that can be found on ground surfaces and objects. The role of our environment artists is to assemble these elements into a coherent composition on the screen, but also to make sure that you can understand it and immerse yourself in it.Our approach to environment In GreedFall: The Dying World, every location has a role to play, and the environment must make that role immediately clear to you, while remaining technically sound and loyal to the artistic direction. Telling the story through the worldEnvironments are paramount to the storytelling in a narrative game like GreedFall: The Dying World. As they are often the first contact you have while navigating the world, they need to carry narrative weight, without relying solely on dialogue or exposition. For instance, in the city of Peren, you will find signs of wear and decrepit props hint at past events and conflicts, like the Malichor plague. Supporting the gameplayThe levels are also built around how they are played and what the location brings in terms of gameplay experience for you – combat areas need room and clear sightlines, points of interest are either hidden or distinct, etc. Technical aspect and performanceOf course, behind the scenes, every environment must also respect technical imperatives, such as view distance, asset loading and performance. All which shape how spaces are ultimately designed. This requires constant collaboration and iteration between artists and programmers to balance visual ambition with technical constraints – so that navigating a location feels visually pleasant and smooth in the gameplay for you. The different stages to build our environmentsCreating a zone in GreedFall: The Dying World happens in three main phases, each building on the last. 1. Establishing the blueprint of a levelThe first step is to block out the overall shape of a zone. At this stage, environments are very rough - simple shapes show where villages, combat areas, paths, and points of interest will be. The goal is not visuals yet, but scale and structure, and how players move through the space. 2. Refining the structure and visual identityOnce the layout feels right, it is refined. Landmarks, buildings, and terrain are shaped into their final forms to guide navigation and draw the eye through composition. The world may still look plain at first, but this is where the environment’s proportions and identity are locked in before textures and materials bring it to life. 3. Adding the detail and polishingFinally, we add the details that make the world feel lived in. Props, small objects, and environmental storytelling give the locations in the game history and purpose. This phase sets the stage for lighting and final visual polish. … and there shall be lights!Lighting plays a central role across the entire game, from environments and gameplay to cinematics and visual effects. More than a technical layer, it’s a key part of the game’s visual identity and the main element that ties everything together into a cohesive world. Our approach to lighting When it comes specifically to environmental lighting, its role goes beyond simply illuminating a space to provide more visibility. Ensuring readability for the playerIn GreedFall: The Dying World, lighting is carefully balanced to keep environments clear and playable without breaking immersion. In darker spaces like caves or sewers, it highlights paths, obstacles, and points of interest. We make sure that it never feels too artificial. The goal is not to flood these spaces with light, but to strike a balance between realism and playability. Shaping the atmosphereOur lighting team is the one that brings the final touch to define the mood of each location. It applies changes in sky, weather, contrast and color tones so a space can feel calm and open, tense and dangerous, or mysterious and unsettling. These choices give every area its own emotional identity and help support the story being told. Acting as a natural beaconLighting also acts as a subtle navigation tool in the game. It gives visual cues to draw attention to important areas such as routes forward or interactive elements, while keeping secondary spaces more subdued. This allows you to move intuitively through the world without intrusive markers or explicit instructions. Reaffirming the artistic directionThe way we approach lighting in GreedFall: The Dying World can fundamentally reshape the perception of a space. Color grading and post-processing effects must also align with the game’s artistic direction. For instance, in places like Olima, the lighting was deliberately pushed toward warmer, orange hues to better align with the intended artistic vision. An iterative and collaborative process Because lighting is often one of the final layers applied in the game, it must react correctly to materials, work across all environments and structures, and align with the game’s artistic direction. It requires constant iteration and close participation with the other teams at Spiders. Ultimately, lighting is a foundational pillar of the game’s visuals. Through its careful use, the world gains depth, atmosphere, and intention, allowing you to experience GreedFall’s universe in a way that feels both immersive and cohesive. What appears effortless in play is the result of careful planning, steady collaboration and regular adjustment behind the scenes. Throughout GreedFall: The Dying World development, one goal remained constant for us. We wanted to deliver beautiful and believable locations that evolve alongside the game and consistently give you that “wow” moment when you step into a new location, encouraging you to discover it.From the lush forests of Teer Fradee, to the Byzantine-inspired designs of Olima, to the luxurious city of Peren and its dark catacombs, when the game releases, you will be able to explore those various regions, each as unique as the next.We are excited for you to finally discover the immensity of GreedFall's world and what it has in store for you!GreedFall: The Dying World is set to officially release on March 10th for PC and March 12th for consoles. Follow @greedfall and join the discussion:DISCORD X REDDIT FACEBOOK INSTAGRAM

Greetings Carants,Discover the brand new trailer for GreedFall: The Dying World: Wonders of Gacane.In this two-minute video, immerse yourself in this continent ravaged by endless war and the deadly Malichor plague, from the crashing, rolling waves of Uxantis to the baroque city of Peren and ancient coastal ruins.Follow @greedfall and join the discussion:DISCORD X REDDIT FACEBOOK INSTAGRAM

Greetings Carants! As a famous song once said, love is in the air – or, in this case, on a ship in the middle of an ocean. Why fight world-ending monsters when you can settle down with a companion and, well. Get closer.  Below, we go over the future romance features of the game. Though not currently available, all of this will be accessible after full release. Never gonna give you up. Never gonna let you down. You’ve found the right companion for you. They’ve charmed you with their wit, charm (or lack thereof), and personality. You’re thinking about taking it a step further, and then it happens. A dialogue branch pops up with a heart next to it. This is it. This is your time.  However, be careful when picking an option with a heart next to it: sometimes, your choices will impact how your companions react. Other times, they’ll not find any romantic inclination in your words. So make sure to consider their personality beforehand - we wouldn’t want any misunderstandings.  As you progress through the story, more romantic dialogue choices will unlock alongside their companion quests as they learn to trust you. Eventually, provided you make the choices that send them falling head-over-heels, this will cumulate, and you’ll be able to enter a relationship with them. As for where it goes after that? You’ll have to see. The last person I dated blew himself up with an orb. I hope you won’t do the same?  This time, romances aren’t constrained to gender either. All romanceable characters, regardless of which gender you picked at the start of the game, are available to you. So pick your favourite companion and run wild: they’ll only turn you down if you make a faux pas the size of a Nádaig.  I’d lock my heart in a wooden box out of despair if we ever parted ways. That said, not all characters are romanceable. Safia, one example, won’t have the dialogue prompts others will have to be able to take things a step further. Her heart is set on adventuring, not on the person you incarnate within the game.  These characters will still travel alongside you and help you defeat the monsters strewn across your path. Besides, even if they aren’t an option, who is to stop you from creating headcanons? Not us.  Is that an axe or are you happy to—no, that’s definitely an axe.  Perhaps you're wondering who is romanceable? Fear not, we'll answer here: Ludwig, Nilan, Sybille, and Alvida will be awaiting for you to sweep them off their feet once the full game releases. That’s all for this week. We hope you’ve enjoyed this small look into the romances and the future content you’ll be able to access at full release. We’ll be back soon with more information on the game and what more you can expect soon!  Follow @greedfall and join the discussion:DISCORD X REDDIT FACEBOOK INSTAGRAM

Greetings Carants,Every character has a voice that gives them personality and emotion, and today we’re excited to reveal the talent behind them.Watch our new video which showcases the voice cast of GreedFall: The Dying World.Alvida – Tracy IfeachorFausta – Genevieve GauntKurnaz – Neil NewbonLudwig – Sam WoolfNílan – Atilla AkinciTill – Dario CoatesSafia – Jacqueline BoatswainSheda – Jess NeslingSybille – Camilla AikoVriden Gerr – Harry McEntire (male) & Bryony Corrigan (female)You’ll be able to hear all of them in the game when it releases on March 12th!Follow @greedfall and join the discussion:DISCORD X REDDIT FACEBOOK INSTAGRAM

Greetings Carants !   As promised, we’re here with more news! Specifically, with information regarding how to pre-order the game and what you’ll get. From the deluxe version down to the prices, you’ll find everything here in this handy-dandy post.   We’re pleased to announce that the game will be released on the 12th of March 2026 for those who have purchased physical and digital versions of the game on console. Meanwhile, there’s a 48h early unlock for those who have purchased the game on PC and pre-purchased the digital deluxe version on consoles* starting from the 10th of March 2026 at 10:00am CET on consoles and 6:00pm CET on PC.  *For the physical deluxe version, game access will begin on the 12th.  This early unlock extends to those who have purchased the early access on Steam, so if you’re one of them, then you don’t need to do anything else.   How much will the game cost?  The price varies from platform to platform, and depends on which edition of the game you’re buying as well as your region:  VersionPriceStandard PC version49,99$/€ Deluxe PC version59,99$/€ Standard console version59,99$/€ Deluxe console version69,99$/€ You can also purchase a physical deluxe edition of the game for 69,99$/€. This comes with an exclusive metal case as well as all the additional digital content from the deluxe edition.  Where can I pre-order the game?  You can pre-order the digital version of the game from first party stores. For physical copies of the console version, you’ll also be able to purchase them on Nacon’s official store.  What bonus will I get if I pre-order?  If you pre-order the game, you’ll receive bonus items in the form of two outfits, inspired from the Nauts and the Merchants' Congregation. If you purchased Early Access, you automatically gain access to this content and do not need to make an additional purchase.   You’ll receive your pre-order bonus on the game’s release day.  If you didn’t pre-order the game, but would like to purchase the outfits later, you can do so for 2,99$/€  What additional content will I get from the deluxe editions?  The deluxe edition comes with a plethora of content. You’ll receive access to ‘Peren’s Black Mass’ pack, which includes:  The Black Mass outfit for your character and their companions The Black Magic version of the Thélème rings An exclusive quest of approximately 1h30 located in Peren, which will be released on the 14th of May You’ll also receive the art pack, which includes:  The Digital Artbook The Original Digital Soundtrack.  This will be included if you purchased the Early Access version of the game on Steam. You can also purchase these items separately if you don’t pre-order the deluxe edition at the following prices:  The Digital Artbook: 4,99$/€ The Original Digital Soundtrack: 7,99$/€ Peren’s Black Mass pack: 9,99$/€ What of the Japanese and Korean versions?  As mentioned previously, the Japanese and Korean versions will be slightly delayed and release later on the 19th of March 2026. The translations will be downloaded through a patch on this date and added to the game.    We've added this updated information to our Steam FAQ, which you can check at any time.  And that’s all the important information for now! Thank you for all your support, Carants. We’ll see you soon for the full release!  Follow @greedfall and join the discussion:DISCORD X REDDIT FACEBOOK INSTAGRAM