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Obsidian Teases Next Project
Update 2: The website again updated with the number 2 and a new phrase:
I recognize your pain. Your kind must learn it comes from straining against the turning world. It spins thus. You cannot stop it. One day, you will wake up. You will stop pulling. The pain will be gone. Unti then, all your waking hours are suffering.
Update: Obsidian's website is teasing a new mystery game. You can throw out your Fallout 4 theories, though, because the site is now displaying the number three. The change in number is leading to speculation that perhaps the site is displaying some kind of countdown. You can check out the original story about "Project X" below.
Thanks to Marcos Louis for the news tip!
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The developer behind South Park: The Stick of Truth, Neverwinter Nights 2, and Fallout: New Vegas began teasing a new project today.
Obsidian Entertainment revealed "Project X" and published a teaser image on its website with the number 4 inside an ouroboros symbol. The words under the logo read: "What do the words mean?" "Nothing. The Dirge of Eir Glanfath is sound without form, a lone voice crying out in mourning because it must."
Some believe it's a new Dungeon Siege game. Others hope it's Fallout 4. One possibility is a game based on the The Wheel of Time novels, which was announced back in 2010 and hasn't been heard from since.
[Source: Obsidian]
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