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Ninja Theory announces Project: Mara "new in-development experimental title that explores new ways of storytelling"
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Really cool. I love when teams set goals like that. Usually produces unique and experimental games.
Awesome. I really like NT's approach of smaller teams exploring new ideas. Will be interesting to look back in a couple years and see if it worked out for them.
Seems like each of the projects will have a couple dozen devs at most.
Nice! Really loved the Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice developer diaries and looking forward to watching these as well.
They're experimenting with VR and eye tracking so there's a chance Project Mara comes to VR.
Also they show a quick snippet of Project Mara around the 6:20 mark of the video.
beside them working on Grounded which is a smaller project, what other project are they working on ?
Ehhh, I wish they would just funnel all of their resources into Hellblade 2 and make that game as grand as it can be.
Sounds like Phil just said. Do it. Whatever you wanna do, do it. Then they were like, but what about the budget. And Phil was like. Lol. We are MS. Then they were like but what about team size. We need more people. And Phil was like. Lol. We are Microsoft. Hire 100 employees. Then they were like. Damn. Let's make 100 games
Very nice. If anyone can pull that off it's Ninja Theory.
After finishing Hellblade the other day, I was thinking of how the perception towards their portrayal of psychosis would have been different if it was in a real-world setting.
After finishing Hellblade the other day, I was thinking of how the perception towards their portrayal of psychosis would have been different if it was in a real-world setting.
I just remembered - those that speculated the three circles in the Hellblade II trailer meant another project in the works were right :D
At a time where mental illness awareness is at an all time low, this is critical.
I don't know how anyone could NOT want more games that explore, illuminate and create sympathy for people that suffer the horrors of mental illness.
Not to mention, perhaps the coolest concept and exploration of "gods and myth" themed games:
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Hellblade 2's team is double the size of Hellblade. Plus they're aiming to prove that small teams can do great things using procedural technologies and smart tools.
