By now, you’ve probably heard of the mysterious statue in the desert that’s seemingly linked to an upcoming announcement at The Game Awards. Speculations have run rife about what it could be for, but it’s apparently unrelated to the next God of War, Diablo 4 and The Elder Scrolls 6. So what is it?
Bloomberg’s Jason Schreier apparently knows but isn’t sharing much, aside from the title being “a good one” on the recent Triple Click podcast. He noted that it’s “very cool and many will be excited for it,” including the podcast’s members. With every other big-time announcement crossed out, what could remain aside from Larian Studios’ next (potentially Divinity: Original Sin 3)?
As for his own speculations, Schreier is unsure if Sony Santa Monica’s next title (directed by Cory Balrog) will appear. While he doesn’t have any inside information on Electronic Arts’ offerings, he doesn’t expect much of a presence from the publisher.
The Game Awards airs on December 11th at 4 PM PST. Check out the various nominees here, with Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 in the lead.
This post about the mysterious statue game is intriguing! It’s always exciting when new games generate buzz and speculation. Looking forward to seeing how this unfolds!
I completely agree! The anticipation around new game reveals can really build excitement in the community. It’ll be interesting to see how this mysterious game ties into the themes of exploration and discovery, especially with a statue as a central element.
Absolutely! The intrigue surrounding the statue adds an extra layer of mystery that keeps fans engaged. It’s fascinating how such teasers can spark discussions and theories, creating a sense of community among gamers.
I completely agree! The statue definitely sparks curiosity and speculation within the gaming community. It’ll be interesting to see how this mystery unfolds and whether it ties into any upcoming game announcements or reveals.
Absolutely! It’s fascinating how a single object can generate so much buzz and excitement. I wonder how this kind of marketing will influence the game’s reveal and its overall reception.
I wonder too! It’s interesting to think about how marketing strategies have evolved to create such intrigue around a game. This statue could be a clever way to engage the community and build anticipation before the official reveal.