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Visceral Games’ next title is the studio's "fastest greenlit" and "most desirable" project.
That’s according to the LinkedIn profile of EA's senior director of business development, Hans ten Cate, who used to be a senior producer at Visceral between November 2008 and July 2011.
During that time Hans ten Cate "developed a concept with small team of 5 for AAA game that became the fastest greenlit and most desired project at Visceral Games."
The online CV says the title is due for release on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC in 2014. That’s in addition to a further unannounced game, an action title.
Last year talk circulated about the possibility of Dead Space 3 being an FPS, after a studio job listing promised "a major opportunity to contribute creatively to an exciting IP", providing you're "an avid FPS gamer" with "previous experience as a Multiplayer Level Designer on shipped shooter/action titles.”
Even further back some were suggesting that Visceral could be working on a Dante’s Inferno sequel.
Dead Space 3, Visceral’s latest game, hit shelves a couple of weeks ago, taking the top spot in the UK charts and inspiring some solid, if uninspiring reviews.
That’s according to the LinkedIn profile of EA's senior director of business development, Hans ten Cate, who used to be a senior producer at Visceral between November 2008 and July 2011.
During that time Hans ten Cate "developed a concept with small team of 5 for AAA game that became the fastest greenlit and most desired project at Visceral Games."
The online CV says the title is due for release on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC in 2014. That’s in addition to a further unannounced game, an action title.
Last year talk circulated about the possibility of Dead Space 3 being an FPS, after a studio job listing promised "a major opportunity to contribute creatively to an exciting IP", providing you're "an avid FPS gamer" with "previous experience as a Multiplayer Level Designer on shipped shooter/action titles.”
Even further back some were suggesting that Visceral could be working on a Dante’s Inferno sequel.
Dead Space 3, Visceral’s latest game, hit shelves a couple of weeks ago, taking the top spot in the UK charts and inspiring some solid, if uninspiring reviews.
