Dying Light 2 writers working with CD Projekt RED veterans on a new open-world RPG

Techland CEO reminds that they will continue to add content to the latest zombie adventure in parallel with this development.

franchise dying light The zombie experiences have been a huge success among fans, and it’s something that has resulted in million-dollar sales for both the first installment and the latest sequel. After this economic boost, Techland valued the discovery of other types of adventure and immersed itself in the development of one adventure. unannounced new game.

We’re recruiting for an unannounced open world AAA RPG in a fantasy settingTechnocityHere’s how we see it in Techland’s latest post on Twitter, where they explain they’re looking for staff”open world AAA RPG unaware, in a fantasy setting.” To accompany this tweet, the developer posted a message. first picture Along with observing a dreamlike environment, conceptual reading a phrase that motivates the recording of professionals: “Let’s build a new and exciting world together!”

[cita01]Techland’s post doesn’t provide further details on its title, but they do point out some figures from Game Informer who were involved in this development, which includes former CD Projekt RED employees: Carolina Stachyra (narrative director of The Bloody Baron quest in The Witcher 3) Arkadiusz Borowik (narrative boss in the same game) and Bartosz Ochamn (open world director in Cyberpunk 2077).

Beyond that, the study highlights other professionals involved in the creation of your title. Kevin Quaid (chief animator at Horizon: Zero Dawn), David McClure (chief designer at Deathloop), mario malteso (creative director of Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time) and much more.

“We want to create a completely next-gen experience,” he says. Pawel Marchewka, Techland CEO, in a press release. “A new epic fantasy setting in an sprawling open world fueled by the skills and experience we’ve gained as a team over the years, and infused with new ideas, passion and creativity. While we can’t share more details about it now.” We are truly committed to this project and hope to show it to the players. at the right moment“.

Beyond that, the CEO uses the press release to remember his continued support for Dying Light 2: Stay Human, which will receive content in the coming days. 5 years. Currently, fans of the game are enjoying a busy May, but they will have to wait a little longer to experience this game. story DLCdelayed his release.