“Bosch as one of the world wide leaders in industrial engineering and mobility solutions sees the huge need for smarter technologies and governance to cope with the challenges coming with ever more connected ecosystems regarding safety/security, privacy and data ownership. Peter Busch, Chairperson of the Fetch.ai Foundation, Bosch: The Foundation will “optimize the degree of influence on the evolution of its technology and ecosystem based on active contribution and participation from its members that can be assessed in terms of parameters such as provided liquidity, IP, code, and usage.”Īt inception, Bosch and Fetch.ai will “lead the Foundation’s management board and look to expand it with other key participants from the industry.” Right from the start, the Fetch.ai Foundation will organically “evolve by imbibing and adopting its core tenets and design goals to encourage participant growth and contributions from new participants.”īosch and Fetch.ai are fully committed “to make the Foundation and its ecosystem sustainable and independent by getting new participants to join the management board and in the future electing new management board members as per the provisions in the Foundations articles and by-laws.” We stayed up late to cover the PC gaming news at the marketing extravaganza: hit our The Game Awards tag for everything, or skip to Every trailer at The Game Awards 2021.The Foundation’s design is “inspired by the Linux Foundation that has shown how decentralized innovation can be achieved at scale while embracing open source technologies and ecosystems.”Īn important design goal for the foundation is “to achieve technology pooling such that it can survive independent of the individual foundation participant’s engagement, while also providing influence and clout to those who contribute and depend on the viability of its ecosystem.” In 2019, Edwin Evans-Thirlwell told us about its unsung horror potential. "I'm not sure the Homeworld games were first built with the expectation that the'd stand the test of time like this," Alec said, "but because there was so much care, because there's been nothing quite like them since, and because the remastering has been sensitive, this package comes across as beautifully timeless, and as essential as real-time strategy gets.Īctually, though I've been talking about Homeworld as if it were all Relic, the first game did get a standalone expansion by Barking Dog Studios (who later joined Rockstar and made Bully). We've long called Homeworld one of the best space games, and Alec Meer (RPS in peace) enjoyed revisiting the original two for our Homeworld Remastered Collection review. It'll be on Steam and the Epic Games Store. Homeworld 3 is due to launch round the end of 2022, somewhere from October onwards. But these days the series is owned by Gearbox, who bought it from the wreckage of THQ. A number of former Relic people founded Homeworld 3 studio Blackbird, who also made the 2016 planetbound prequel, Deserts Of Kharak (and the excellent, though unrelated, spaceship-dismantling sim Hardspace: Shipbreaker). The game is set generations after the original two, which were created by Relic Entertainment. Along with the campaign, it'll offer competitive multiplayer modes and a co-op mode "with a roguelike twist". "Homeworld 3 is the realization of the vision of what we set out to create in the Homeworld series, with modern technology allowing us to push beyond our wildest dreams of large-scale dynamic space combat packed with emotional sci-fi storytelling," said Blackbird Interactive CEO Rob Cunningham, who was art director on Homeworld 1 and 2.Īs before, Homeworld 3 is a real-time strategy game about leading a fleet of spaceships who persist across missions, carrying the scars (and absences) of past battles. I particularly like the various animations for wee ships deploying from larger ones.
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