Quantic Dream, a studio accused of numerous workplace abuses, just announced a new hero-based 3v3 multiplayer game.

Quantic Dream, who was at the heart of a scandal and several lawsuits regarding a toxic workplace culture, is developing the ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. French game developer Quantic Dream has been sold to NetEase. The studio, which was founded 25 years ago in 1997, is now a subsidiary of the Chinese ...

Glenn's first memories of video games come from playing SimCity, SimFarm, SimTown, and many other Sims games back then on his older brother's PC. His affection for gaming has since grown into a ...

Information on Star Wars Eclipse has been sparse since it was revealed a few years back. Unfortunately, the latest update for Quantic Dream‘s adventure in a galaxy far, far away sees the Star Wars ...

Quantic Dreams announced today a new chapter in their storied history, developing multiplayer games like Spellcasters Chronicles. For 28 years, Quantic Dreams has developed single player ...

While plenty of Star Wars games are currently in development, Eclipse and KOTOR remain two of the most wanted, and they're in the same shaky boat. Quantic Dream is incredibly talented at crafting rich ...

Netease, the developer and publisher behind numerous titles including Naraka: Bladepoint and Diablo Immortal has announced the latest studio to be brought under their umbrella: Quantic Dream. This ...

The takeovers just keep on coming. Quantic Drem, the studio behind the smash hit action adventure Detroit: Become Human and the legendary title Heavy Rain, has been acquired by NetEase Games. After 25 ...

Quantic Dream and developer Red Thread Games dropped a brand new trailer today for their game Dustborn, which has officially been released for PC and consoles. If you haven't seen the game before, you ...

The reports were right: NetEase today announced it has purchased Quantic Dream. It's official: NetEase has bought Quantic Dream. On paper, Quantic Dream is kind of an odd fit for a company like ...

Quantic Dream confirms its workforce has increased by 50% throughout 2021, which seemingly refutes recent reports that it's having trouble recruiting game developers. A bit ago Tom Henderson published ...