The creators of The Quarry already have video games planned for the next five or six years.

Supermassive Games is defending its independence and will soon announce its most urgent plans.

Changes in a video game company’s capital often bring changes as well as worrying fans. this may be the case Super Giant Games, the development team responsible for Before Dawn and The Quarry, which has been owned by Nordisk Games for several weeks. What does this mean for the future of the company? To them, more power without giving up their creative independence.

“Simply put, our plan is to continue on our path as a prolific developer capable of releasing multiple video games a year,” says Pete Samuels, CEO of The Dark Pictures Anthology. “We’re over 300 today, but we plan to be over 400 in the next 12 months and we already know what our launches will be. for the next five or six years. We have a solid strategy.”

As announced by the executive at GamesIndustry, Supermassive will then announce their debut for 2023 and details of The Dark Pictures Anthology, which will bid farewell to its first season with The Devil In Me in November.

Later this year, Supermassive will announce its planned 2023 releases and details of how The Dark Pictures Anthology, whose first season ends this fall, will continue with the fourth installment in the series, The Devil In Me. Beyond that, Samuels can only hint at what’s to come.

Go beyond terror, but not much

Not only does the interview highlight the value of the team’s independence and their desire for growth, there is also room for a call for diversification. Supermassive wants to go beyond the genre that elevates itself with Before Dawn in the coming years.

“Horror lends itself very well to what we want to do. We focus on creating great stories with great characters, where decisions and outcomes are such an important part. […] Can we make it work in other genres? Yes, but without neglecting to focus on the dark side. And yes, you can do that without resorting to terror, and we’ve had regular conversations about it,” says Samuels, making it clear that they won’t give up on the studio’s DNA.

You can read The Quarry’s analysis at 3DJuegos: “Fork enough to know the fate that awaits your heroes after the decisions we make in the game, and it’s ideal for enjoying company.”

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