Warsaw, Poland - November 15th, 2023 — Mastering the mystic arts is an ambitious undertaking, and equally so is game development when you refuse to compromise on quality. With this in mind, 11 bit studios and Fool’s Theory have mutually decided to give The Thaumaturge some additional time in development to achieve the standards that players have come to expect from them.
Recently announced for a December 5th release, The Thaumaturge will now launch on February 20th, 2024 on PC. As the finishing touches were put on the game over recent weeks, the team saw the opportunity to add more polish and quality, and given they have the comfort to allow themselves some extra time the decision was made to delay.
In this narrative-focused RPG, players take on the role of Wiktor Szulski, a thaumaturge on a quest to make peace with his past. Unfolding in 1905 Warsaw, the story revolves around the complex theme of inner demons and how in this world that can mean more than just a mental burden. In The Thaumaturge, demons are known as Salutors who feed on one's darkest secrets and only the titular thaumaturge has the ability to relieve someone of this burden.
The Thaumaturge will be released on PC on February 20, 2024, followed by PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S versions at a later date.
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About 11 bit studios
A collective of talented developers and skillful publishers reaching millions of hardcore gamers all driven by the creation of meaningful entertainment. We’re seeking experienced dev teams to form publishing partnerships with – teams with which we share an artistic sensibility, and the desire to create thought-provoking games while maintaining a smart business approach to the process.
About Fool’s Theory
Fool's Theory is a studio in Bielsko-Biala, Poland that has been operating since 2018 and currently employs approximately 80 people. In the past, the studio participated, among others, in the production of games such as Outriders, Divinity: Original Sin II add-ons and more recently Baldur's Gate 3. Its own game - Seven: The Days Long Gone - was positively received by the market. The ongoing cooperation between Fool's Theory and 11 bit studios started over three years ago.