This year's only new Dungeons & Dragons video game is almost here, and we got to take an early look at the demo.

Project Baxter was supposed to launch next year, but Starbreeze has canceled it to instead focus on its Payday franchise.

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Starbreeze has announced that it's shutting development of Project Baxter, its Dungeons & Dragons heist game, following ...

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Swedish developer Starbreeze Studios has cancelled its Dungeons & Dragons game and plans to lay off 44 staff as it shifts its main focus to the Payday series. The studio announced today that it will ...

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Baldur's Gate Baldur's Gate 3 fans can expect more "premium games" from the D&D license holder going forward, but it won't rely solely on veteran devs, and will instead "make some bets on ...

Starbreeze Studios has officially killed its in-development Dungeons & Dragons game, codenamed Project Baxter. The decision ...

Starbreeze has canceled its upcoming Dungeons & Dragons game, which was in the works under the working title Project Baxter.