Responding to the apparent confirmation of a third Dungeon Siege entry, Gas Powered Games founder Chris Taylor has stated he was only speaking hypothetically when he spoke of the game.

"When asked if we were considering taking lessons learned from Space Siege back into the Dungeon Siege [role-playing] series, the answer was, yes," he told CVG.

Taylor specified that the multi-character parties of the past two Dungeon Siege made it difficult to focus on a central character, which resulted in the decision to focus on fewer characters in the upcoming sci-fi PC RPG Space Siege.

"We have not made any official announcements, or have any official plans [of a new Dungeon Siege game], but we are kicking ideas around," he added. "It would be a long time before another DS game was finished and saw the light of day."

Speaking to Eurogamer, Gas Powered Games founder Chris Taylor has revealed that the company will develop a third game in the Dungeon Siege series.

Gas Powered Games is currently working on the sci-fi RPG Space Siege (PC), and design on that game will influence Dungeon Siege 3. "There will be some things that are very much like Dungeon Siege 1 and 2, but some things will be simplified. I am done with multi-character parties; I really think that it's all going to be about a single hero. It's too much to manage," Taylor is quoted as saying.

In addition to Dungeon Siege and Space Siege, Gas Powered Games is also known for last year's ambitious strategy game Supreme Commander.