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Massive Chalice Xbox One Exclusive Won't Affect PC Release
During Microsoft's E3 press conference, the company announced that it is bringing Double Fine's Kickstarter-funded strategy title Massive Chalice over to the Xbox One, but Double Fine wants all it's backers to know that this won't effect their ability to play the game on PC.
In an email to backer's project lead Brad Muir said, "We thought we'd kick out a quick update to clear up any confusion that this might cause. Nothing has changed with our plans to bring Massive Chalice to the PC and to make it available for our backers first. Yeah! During this time we'll be porting the game to the Xbox One. As soon as we're done porting the game, we'll launch it as a console exclusive on Xbox One. We're super stoked to have this additional support in giving Massive Chalice the next-gen console treatment!"
Sounds great to us, we think the game looks cool, and we hope to see how it looks on the Xbox One soon.
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