The upcoming third-person action-adventure title could arrive six years after Arkane Lyon's Deathloop, launched in 2021.
The third-person action-adventure title is in development at Deathloop and Dishonored studio Arkane Lyon.
The LinkedIn profile of the game's campaign director suggests it entered development nearly two years ago.
It will likely be a while before we see more of Arkane Lyon's single player action-adventure title.
Announced at The Game Awards 2023, Arkane Lyon's next title is a third-person action-adventure based on Marvel's legendary vampire hunter.
According to one of Arkane's founders, Deathloop was made so that the studio could learn how to develop multiplayer, along with the publisher not wanting another Dishonored game at the time.
The results for the annual DICE Awards 2022 have been revealed, with Hazelight's It Takes Two bagging the Game of the Year award.
The 25th annual DICE Awards are scheduled to take place on 24th January. Ratchet And Clank: Rift Apart leads the nominations race.
Resident Evil Village takes the Game of the Year, while prominent games like Deathloop and others take their respective spots as well.
Dinga Bakaba took over in October after the previous head Romuald Capron's departure. Bakaba will still serve as co-creative director.
Romuald Capron announces his departure from Arkane Lyon after over sixteen years at the studio.
Join Colt Vahn as he attempts to break free from the Loop encompassing Blackreef Island when the title launches on September 14th.
PC-specific features include support for Ultrawide monitors, AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution, an FOV slider, and subtitle size settings.
From unique ways to fire each weapon to each surface feeling different to walk on, Arkane's upcoming title uses every part of the controller.
Arkane Lyon also highlights some of the benefits for Colt players to actually challenge Julianna, along with slightly teasing her motivations.
Venture to Blackreef Isle and break the loop in Arkane Lyon's upcoming FPS. Here's everything you need to know before its release.
id Software also celebrates the 25th anniversary of Quake while the Fallout 76 team offers an in-depth look at Fallout Worlds.
The stylish FPS releases on September 14th for PC and PS5. It sees hitman Colt attempting to assassinate eight targets and escape a time-loop
Unjamming weapons in Deathloop and charging energy in GhostWire: Tokyo are just some of the uses.
Both titles will utilize the PS5's hardware and DualSense features like haptic feedback.
