Frogwares has announced that it is the sole publisher of The Sinking City on all platforms. This comes after Frogwares’ lengthy legal battle with the game’s original PC publisher, Nacon. The PC ...

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Today, Frogwares announced it is remastering one of its underrated gems. The Sinking City Remastered is built in Unreal Engine 5, and implements several upgrades to the 2019 release. There is also a ...

Frogwares announced The Sinking City 2 in 2024 with a bizarre teaser billing an overt shift to survival horror and a 2025 release target. Today, however, the studio said it needs more time, and has ...

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Developer Frogwares’ Lovecraftian investigation game, The Sinking City, is getting a refresh in the near future. After years of the game being in limbo as Frogwares battled for the rights to ...

Developer Frogwares via Twitter announced it is now the sole publisher for its game, The Sinking City, on all platforms following a legal battle with former publisher Nacon. "Frogwares is now the sole ...

With The Sinking City 2, Frogwares hopes to pivot the studio to a “horror-first” focus with gameplay primarily built around combat, exploration, and its Lovecraftian setting and story. The team has ...

Indie game developer and publisher Frogwares has released the first real teaser trailer for The Sinking City 2, giving us a brief look at the gameplay. The team teased the highly-anticipated sequel a ...

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