Total War studio Creative Assembly has said that SEGA's recent restructuring has not impacted the development of any of its projects.
The publisher announced in April that it was to focus on digital titles, with a small number of core IPs surviving a string of internal cancellations. Total War was one such IP, but even so studio communications manager Al Bickham says with delight that the studio's work ethic hasn't changed.
Sega has said Creative Assembly will go back to working on the genres it knows best, following the decision to cancel Hyenas.
It’s implied the studio’s focus will return to offline RTS.
Alien VR… you’re sitting on a safe investment opportunity. VR owners are always hungry for new games.
Heck, explore RTS feasibility in VR, too. One hand washes the other…
Don’t chase fortnite.
Alien Isolation 2... That's all we need. That's all we've ever needed... The first game was a horror masterpiece!
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From GameWatcher: "News of Creative Assembly’s next game has been pretty thin on the ground so far despite a release supposedly happening in the current fiscal year, so naturally the question of ‘what’s happening there?’ came up during SEGA’s recent management meeting.
The answer from the company’s president was quick to point out stumbling blocks in development, but kept it pretty vague after that."
I hope it turns out great! Alien Isolation has sold at least five million copies across all platforms to date I reckon.
