“If we had to start again, I’d say the only thing I’d want


to change would be to implement the same production pipeline that we had by the end of the project, at the start of the project.” It’s been a few months since its launch, and Boltgun has


been embraced by the wider Warhammer fandom and gamers alike. “In general, the reaction to Boltgun has been amazing,”


explains Draper. “The team has been absolutely blown away with the response. We’ve had wonderful reviews on Steam, and our Metacritic score is good and seems to be slowly rising. Not to mention, all the incredible fan art and photos from players making models of Malum Caedo! “There is the occasional bad review, or comment, but


generally those are outliers and not to be taken to heart. A lot of the negative things people had to say were things that we’d done intentionally, either to be truthful to the lore or to stop something else from totally breaking. Knowing that makes it much easier to take on the chin.” When it comes to what’s next for Boltgun, beyond


the immediate post-launch plan, Draper is tight-lipped. That’s not because the game underperformed, or that there’s a lack of desire to create a sequel, but simply because it’s a little too soon to announce anything - and in any case, the studio is busy enough with other things. “We’ve just released a quality of life patch in the last


couple of weeks,” says Draper. “After that, there are no plans to continue work on Boltgun at this time. Other conversations have happened behind the scenes, but nothing is set in stone as of yet. Be sure to follow Auroch Digital’s social channels, as those will be the first place we share any exciting announcements!”


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