A non -notification “PVE” role -playing game is located in one of the fantasy assets of the Games Workshop clearly developed until the canceled at the end of last year, according to a new report from MP1ST.
News of the project has been combined by MP1st from some LinkedIn records belonging to the former staff of Studio Think Pensies. Different sources describe the project as a multi -platform social role -playing game “and” Voluntary service game directly imagine “, although they may mention different projects in the same time.
The report speculated that the cancellation was due to the game seminar decided to “withdraw money”, although according to my knowledge, GW did not sponsor games as much as leasing their license for the rest. The publisher of the project is not named in any shared document, although CCO Daniel Erickson does not mention the “strategic orientation” change of another company in a LinkedIn post made in November last year after firing at the Studio:
“In the past three years at Think Pensies, we have built something wonderful. We never missed an important milestone, our feedback is great, our cooperation is strong. “However, our publisher has changed our strategic orientation and previous projects without sponsorship. Last week we had to shrink the studio scale.”
Erickson “three years” refers to the queue for the date of the report from the report, two of which are the 2022 list starting the day in the project. Here are the relevant bits from the report that I verified with my own nose and eye and fingers.
Exactly, which game of the game Warhammer game has been unclear. Installing ‘imagination’ is mentioned in one of the posts that can suggest both of Sigmar, or Warhammer Fantasy in its classic or newer film, the old world. In a recent currency, the CEO of Games Workshop Kevin Rountree made it clear that the company is “looking for the next person”, “One” here refers to Space Marine 2. I love business, friend. You can get up in front of a group of people and tell them that your strategy is to find something else that makes you a lot of money. There is a little more, fair. “We realize that successes like this for Warhammer are not one of the world of video games,” Big Daddy Plastic said. “We are still cautious when predicting royalties.”
