Blades of Fire, the dark fantasy action-adventure from Metroid Dread studio MercurySteam, has "underperformed" following its ...

Blades of Fire, the most recent game from Lords of Shadow and Metroid Dread studio MercurySteam, has "underperformed". Announcing the news, Digital Bros — which owns 505 Games, Blades of Fire's ...

MercurySteam has made a name for itself over the years, lending its talents to 2.5D action-adventure titles in a variety of popular franchises, and it seems it has two more big projects on the way.

With MercurySteam's own self-published IP - Raiders of the Broken Planet - set to arrive just a week later, this could be seen as one final foray into work-for-hire territory for the developer.

MercurySteam’s pedigree for creating unique and beloved games is just one of the many reasons we’re thrilled to partner with them on Blades of Fire. Their gaming system that transforms weapons ...

MercurySteam, the studio behind Metroid Dread, apparently didn't list every developer who worked on the game in the credits.

Then I heard of MercurySteam and they were looking to take on the challenge of remaking a Metroid game. It wasn't Metroid II, but again I'd heard about this desire from the MercurySteam team.

Mercurysteam took from the 8-bit/16-bit games and blew it up in scope. I think they're a team with a ton of potential, and will surprise people in the future. 0 99 Melkac Sat 15th Aug 2015 ...

Metroid Dread is a return to form for Nintendo heroine Samus Aran, but it seems developer MercurySteam didn't credit everyone who worked on the game. A new report from Spanish gaming site Vandal ...

Spanish developer MercurySteam’s next game has been revealed by the developer today and is called Raiders of the Broken Planet. In development for PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One, the game is ...

MercurySteam launched an updated teaser website today hinting at what is to come. The website features their unique “signature” art design credentials with animated key art and a countdown ...

MercurySteam is working with Nintendo on Metroid: Samus Returns for the 3DS, arguably one of E3 2017's biggest (and most pleasant) surprises.