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Godfall (opens in new tab) has gone gold, making it one of the first upcoming PS5 games (opens in new tab) to publicly lock in its progress and prepare for manufacturing.
Developer Counterplay Games shared the news on its official Twitter account this afternoon, the day after Godfall was confirmed (opens in new tab) to be a PS5 launch game (opens in new tab). It’s an especially momentous occasion since the team was working on Godfall from home – an arrangement which has led to delays for many projects.
We’re proud to share that Godfall’s officially gone gold on PlayStation 5! ⚔On behalf of everyone working from home at Counterplay Games and Gearbox Publishing, we can’t wait to ascend alongside you on #PS5 in November! 🥇 pic.twitter.com/Oj0UpbS0T0September 17, 2020
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Godfall is in the habit of setting next-gen firsts; when it debuted in December 2019, it was the first game to officially announce (opens in new tab) it was headed for PS5 (opens in new tab). It’s also coming to PC via the Epic Games Store.
“Going gold” means the developers have locked in the content for the initial version of the game: the game as it stands at this moment is what will be sent to manufacturers and pressed onto Blu-ray discs. It was a bigger milestone in the days before games received automatic updates (including Day One patches, which fix glitches and add content before players can even see the initial version) but it’s still a big step.
Counterplay Games has confirmed that Godfall won’t follow the live service structure (opens in new tab) of fellow loot driven games such as Destiny 2 and Marvel’s Avengers, so you shouldn’t expect seasons worth of content to follow whatever is available at launch. Still, technical producer Richard Heyne has said “there is plenty of content for the player to dig into” once they finish the main campaign.
We know the PS5 price (opens in new tab), so it’s time to start searching for PS5 pre-orders (opens in new tab).
