One of our primary goals has always been to deliver awesome games that push genre boundaries. As we move forward with the unannounced games, we want to push the boundaries of fan support, too. We’ll be increasing our involvement on the message boards, answering questions about game features, news, screenshots and anything else we release. We’ll start hosting polls and surveys that will help us get a better idea of what you really want to see in TimeGate’s upcoming games; after all, you’re the ones buying the games, so we hope we’re making games that inspire, challenge and engage you.

We’ll also start giving you more insight into what it’s like to work at TimeGate, with developer profiles, articles about how to break into the game industry, a team blog chronicling milestones in our games’ development, contests and more. In essence, we want to give as much as we can back to the fans who have supported us over the years. The transition should be pretty smooth – we’ll roll out new website features on a pretty regular schedule, and we’ll occasionally look to you to decide what sort of functionality you’d like to see.