Monolith Soft is one of the best teams that Nintendo has right now, so it shouldn't be a shock that they saw some growth in ...

Monolith Soft has been around for a long time, first founded in 1999 as an independent studio by Tetsuya Takahashi. For years Takahashi worked on beloved RPGs at Square, including Super Nintendo ...

Monolith soft is at the top of their game and Xenoblade 3 for me represents the pinnacle of RPGs together with the Witcher 3 and puts FF16 to shame with it's flashy yet shallow gameplay and it's ...

Nintendo has purchased the remaining shares of Monolith Soft, according to a report by Automaton. Up until recently, Monolith’s founders have held onto a four percent stake in the company ...

Before Monolith Soft became known for their giant worlds, there was Xenogears. It was a game so ambitious it pushed the PlayStation past its limits and delivers arguably the best story in RPG history.

Monolith Soft previously announced a "large scale" company expansion back in 2021, with many new roles at the time making reference to the latest entry in the Zelda series.

In an age where layoffs are all too commonplace, it’s nice to hear that a company is not only thriving but is striving to do even more than they did in the past.Enter Monolith Soft. They have ...

Monolith Soft, the longtime developers behind the Xenoblade series, seem to have been 100 percent acquired by Nintendo. While Nintendo has been publishing Monolith Soft games for years, ...

Monolith Soft aims for a capped 30fps and that's the read-out for much of play. However, larger parties, more complex environments and combat effects work can combine to bring performance ...

Monolith didn't just create Xenoblade Chronicles X Definitive Edition, they had fun with it by making avatars that they ...

To say that other game developers could learn from Monolith Soft is an understatement. Companies like 343 Industries doesn’t even have a solid base of employees anymore , which has hurt its game ...

No studio makes games like Monolith Soft.That’s not hyperbole — literally no other RPGs blend humanism and sci-fi with philosophy, reflections on grief, and religious commentary the way ...