Along with it setting off as an independent studio, Streum On has also been working on an unannounced game. The studio has released a teaser trailer for the title, revealing that a world premiere for it will happen some time in Summer 2025. Check out the teaser trailer below.

Little is currently known about this unannounced title, aside from the fact that “all hell is about to break loose,” according to its teaser. The video also shows us a mix of what appears to be sci-fi and fantasy aesthetics, complete with two ominous spear-wielding soldiers with massive shields guarding a gate. We also get glimpses at who might end up being the primary antagonist of the game, possibly living beyond the guarded gate.

While a far cry from the Warhammer 40,000 games that Streum On Studio has previously worked on, the aesthetics on display in the latest teaser do indicate that the upcoming title may have something to do with 2011 RPG shooter E.Y.E: Divine Cybermancy.

For context, E.Y.E: Divine Cybermancy is considered a cult classic by many who have played it. The title had some strange storytelling method, and could often end up revealing some of its most important plot points through item descriptions or one-off conversations with random NPCs – much like some of the storytelling methods that FromSoftware would go on to popularise in its Souls franchise.

E.Y.E: Divine Cybermancy was also playable in co-op multiplayer, with events happening in the multiplayer mode also affecting a single-player playthrough. The title also had an intense emphasis on making the player manage their psychological and mental trauma, while also encouraging them to take up arms against their enemies through the use of 25 different weapons, all of which could be heavily customised.

Streum On Studios was acquired by Focus Entertainment during the development of Warhammer 40,000 title Necromunda: Hired Gun.

“Over the past year, and particularly the past six months, we have profoundly transformed Focus Home Interactive,” said the at the time chairman of the management board at Focus Entertainment Christophe Nobileau. “Our Group now has an adjusted business model and a dedicated M&A team, as well as renewed governance, a strengthened Executive Committee and a retention programme for key managers.”

“These changes allow us to invest much more in game development and to significantly improve our profitability, starting next year. On the external growth front, we are delighted with the acquisition of the Streum On Studio and are continuing our discussions with other partner studios as well as structural targets for Focus Home Interactive.”

As you wait for Streum On Studios to reveal more details about its next major game, in the meantime, check out our review of the last game made by the studio – Necromunda: Hired Gun. In our review, we praised the combat and art style while criticising the game’s performance issues.

Streum On’s epic space based first person shooter Space Hulk: Deathwing is now finally available, and jank aside, it provides for some breathtaking co-op based shooting action. Fully utilizing its Warhammer 40,000 setting to the fullest, Space Hulk: Deathwing has its own share of issues, but in the end delivers a game that is worth playing for all fans of the Warhammer universe, and for those just looking for a fun shooter to play through with their friends.

If, however, at any time the game just overwhelms you, or you feel lost or confused about where to go or what to do, the good news is that we are here to help- this walkthrough below will walk you through the entire game, start to end, so you know just what you should be doing at specific points in the game. Alternatively, I guess it’s just a good way of enjoying the game’s take on the Warhammer universe without putting up with its jank. Just remember, though, it will have spoilers.

Today, Streum On Studios revealed Space Hulk: Deathwing on the PlayStation Blog. The game, which is set to release on the PlayStation 4 in 2015, is based on Games Workshop’s classic Space Hulk board game. The game, set in the Warhammer 40,000 universe, runs on Unreal Engine 4 and follows a group of Space Marines as they fight off hordes of alien Genestealers aboard the titular Space Hulk.

Unlike previous Space Hulk games, Deathwing is a first-person shooter. Players take the role of a Space Marine from one of the most feared and respected of the Space Marine Companies: the Deathwing from the Dark Angels Chapter. Players can choose between Terminators (heavy troopers), and Librarians (Space Marines with psychic powers), and gain points that they can spend in one of four talent trees to improve, unlock, and enhance their abilities, weapons, and armor as they search the Space Hulk treasure or lost and ancient technology.

It looks like a cool take on an old formula, and the game does a good job of capturing Warhammer 40,000’s unique art style. We can only hope the gameplay lives up to what has been shown so far.