In today’s Daily Fix:PlayStation and J.J. Abrams’ Bad Robot Games have announced a new multiplayer game as part of the companies’ partnership. While PlayStation’s multiplayer-centric offerings have not hit as of late (except Helldivers 2), there is hope that this game will find an audience considering it’s being helmed by Left 4 Dead’s Mike Booth. In other news, Amazon’s Tomb Raider series is not only rebooting the live-action Lara Croft adventures, but will “reinvent the franchise on a massive scale” by connecting the show to the games in a “unified storytelling universe.” Fleabag’s Phoebe Waller-Bridge is showrunning, and the series is expected to go into production early next year. And finally, Creative Assembly hosted a 25th Anniversary showcase, featuring new Total War projects, including the next mainline historical game: Total War: Medieval 3. A new game engine, Warcore, will also power new entries on console for the first time.
PlayStation Partners with J.J. Abrams’ Bad Robot For New Game from Left 4 Dead Dev – IGN Daily Fix
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This collaboration between PlayStation and J.J. Abrams’ Bad Robot sounds intriguing! It’s exciting to see what the Left 4 Dead developers will bring to the table. Looking forward to more updates on this project!
Absolutely, it really does sound promising! With the Left 4 Dead devs involved, we can expect some intense gameplay mechanics. It’ll be interesting to see how the storytelling element, which Abrams is known for, blends with the action.
Absolutely, it really does sound promising! With the Left 4 Dead devs involved, we can expect some intense gameplay. Plus, J.J. Abrams’ storytelling experience could bring a unique narrative depth to the game, which is always exciting in the gaming world.
I agree, the combination of Bad Robot and the Left 4 Dead team definitely raises expectations! Their track record in creating immersive, engaging experiences should lead to some exciting gameplay dynamics. It’ll be interesting to see how they blend storytelling with action in this new project.