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Inside 24 Entertainment Share Documentary on Development of Naraka: Bladepoint

Going behind the scenes of video game development is always a fascinating experience, and for 24 Entertainment's 2021 release of Naraka: Bladepoint, we finally have the chance to. Granted it is shared by the studio itself, but this new 17-minute documentary titled 'Forging NARAKA', sits the viewer in front of several development team members, where they reflect on where their inspirations came from, how they built the game and more.

November 22, 2022

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