GamesRadar - Gothic 4: Arcania

Gothic 4 Arcania: minimal system requirements (News)

Apr 27, 2009

System requirements of Arcanai: A Gothic Tale (Gothic 4) have been revealed: Windows XP / Vista, Intel Pentium 4 3.2 GHz, AMD Athlon 3500+, 1 GiByte (Windows XP), 1.5 GiByte (Windows Vista), Ati Radeon 1800XT, Shader Model 3, 256 MiByte or Nvidia Geforce 6800, Shader Model 3, 256 MiByte, 10 GB + 600 MB virtual memory.

Gothic 4 "Arcania": First video, new screenshots, release date (News)

Sep 8, 2008

PCGH has screenshots and a video of Arcanica A Gothic Tale. The release date is said to be "Winter 2009".

Gothic 4: First details (News)

Apr 28, 2008

The first details on the new Gothic game have been revealed in a German PC mag, picked up and raped for info by the internet.

The fourth game, Gothic 4: Arcania, has a plot set 10 years after the third game and takes place on various southern islands, each having different climate zones and type of environment (a bit like Mario 64, then?)

Here's the handy bullet point list, provided by this Czech website:

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Gothic 4 officially announced, for PCs and consoles (News)

Mar 11, 2008

From Playfuls.com: "The open-world, free-roaming RPG is heading to next-gen consoles too, making Gothic 4 the first title in the franchise to leap outside the previously exclusive PC environment."

GC: Spellbound making Gothic 4 (News)

Aug 23, 2007

Eurogamer report that JoWooD has named Spellbound Entertainment as the new developer for Gothic 4, following its spat with original creator Piranha Bytes. This next role-playing instalment will be heading to console for the first time in the series, alongside PC, and with a date expected soon.

Gothic 4 heading to PC and console (News)

May 23, 2007

In a very brief announcement, JoWood has confirmed that Gothic 4 is being planned, with the sequel heading to console in addition to the RPG series' traditional PC stomping ground. And that's pretty much all the information we have at this stage, other than that the publisher has revealed that it has "not come to terms regarding the development of Gothic 4" with Pluto 13 (parent of Gothic dev Piranha Bytes) and that the collaboration with the company has come to an end. You can check out our ...

Gothic 4 announced for PC and consoles (News)

May 22, 2007

Today JoWood let the world know they're in the process of "promising negotiations" with a new developer for Gothic 4. The long-running action RPG series' development had previously been handled by Pluto 13, also known as Pirahna Bytes, a company apparently now left out in the cold. There was no mention as to who the prospective new developers could be, so there's no real release window for this one yet. For now, Gothic 4 is planned as a console and PC project, a shift from the series' previous PC exclusivity.