In another one of their “Reinstall” retrospective pieces, the editors at PC Gamer have treated us to another journey back to the City of Doors by reminiscing about Black Isle Studios’ Planescape: Torment in a public and welcomed manner. It’s…

A long time ago, well before we ever had a Torment: Tides of Numenera Kickstarter project to pledge toward, designer Colin McComb was heading up a PlayStation-exclusive Planescape RPG at Black Isle Studios that unfortunately never made it to store…

Prompted by the crazy success that inXile Entertainment is enjoying with their Torment: Tides of Numenera Kickstarter campaign, Kotaku has editorialized on why so many of us role-playing game fans adore Black Isle Studios’ original Planescape: Torment. I’m not sure if…

Speaking with Eurogamer, Wizard of the Coast has admitted that they are open to licensing the Planescape setting and that they’re not, in fact, against it as we have been previously led to believe by inXile. “We would absolutely consider…

While the news that inXile Entertainment’s Planescape: Torment spiritual successor will be scored by Mark Morgan was a welcome surprise for anyone who is familiar with his work, there are no doubt many video game fans who haven’t kept up…

NowGamer is offering an interview with Brian Fargo on the announced Torment successor set in Monte Cook’s Numenera. Most of the interview just reiterates things we know from the original RPS interview, but we also get to see the first…

In an interview with Eurogamer, Colin McComb shares his communications with Chris Avellone on a possible Torment follow-up from Torment, while also nothing Avellone is currently too tied up to be likely to work on it in any signficant fashion.…

The folks at RPG Codex did some internet sleuthing and came up with some interesting news: apparently inXile’s CEO Brian Fargo now owns the Torment IP. It should be noted that the IP is not tied to the Planescape universe,…