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Le prochain jeu de Kenzera Dev de Kenzera Dev pour la sortie!

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：Feb 12,2025

Pocketpair, le développeur derrière Palworld , se transforme dans la publication, en commençant par le prochain projet de Surgent Studios.

Pocketpair Publishing, The nouvellement établi le bras de publication, a annoncé sur X / Twitter sa première aventure: un nouveau jeu d'horreur de Surgent Studios, les créateurs de Tales of Kenzera: Zau . Ce nouveau titre sera un projet autonome, sans rapport avec les contes de l'univers de Kenzera .

Abubakar Salim, PDG de Surgent Studios, a expliqué la collaboration, déclarant que le jeu sera "court et étrange", reflétant une approche partagée de risques entre les deux sociétés. Alors que les projets futurs au sein des contes de Kenzera Universe sont en discussion, ce nouveau jeu d'horreur sert de pont vers leur prochaine phase créative. Aucune date de sortie ou titre n'a été révélée. Ce projet est distinct de l'USO de Surgent Studios, USO .

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Pocketpair Publishing recherche activement des propositions d'autres développeurs, mettant l'accent sur une approche pratique qui priorise la liberté créative et l'autonomie des développeurs. John Buckley, chef de Pocketpair Publishing, a souligné l'engagement de l'entreprise à soutenir les développeurs de jeux et à soulager les défis du développement de jeux. Il a exprimé son enthousiasme pour s'associer à Surgent Studios, citant leurs idées et leur passion originales.

Salim, également connu pour ses rôles d'acteur (y compris Bayek dans Assassin's Creed Origins ), a célébré le partenariat sur X / Twitter, mettant l'accent sur l'esprit collaboratif au sein de l'industrie du jeu.

Contes de Kenzera: Zau , un jeu metroidvania solo explorant des thèmes de chagrin et d'amour, a reçu une note 7/10 d'IGN. Malgré sa réception positive, les studios Surgent ont été confrontés à des difficultés financières, notamment les licenciements et les avis de redondance, ce qui rend le soutien de Pocketpair particulièrement significatif.

Cette annonce intervient alors que PocketPair continue de naviguer dans un procès pour contrefaçon de brevet déposé par la Pokémon Company et Nintendo suivant le lancement réussi de Palworld .

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