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Transformers: Réactiver annulé par des dégâts d'éclaboussure

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：Feb 02,2025

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Transformers: Réactiver officiellement annulé par des dégâts d'éclaboussure

Splash Dommage a annoncé l'annulation de ses transformateurs: Reactivate Project après un cycle de développement prolongé et difficile. Cette décision, bien que difficile, peut entraîner des licenciements du personnel au studio.

initialement dévoilé aux Game Awards 2022, Transformers: Reactiv a été envisagé comme un jeu en ligne de 1 à 4 joueurs opposant Autobots et Decepticons contre une nouvelle menace extraterrestre. Alors que les fuites ont suggéré une liste comprenant des personnages classiques comme Ironhide, Hot Rod, Starscream et Soundwave, et peut-être même les personnages de Beast Wars, le jeu ne verra pas de sortie.

L'annonce de Splash Damm Damm a exprimé sa gratitude à l'équipe de développement et à Hasbro pour leurs contributions. Les réactions des fans sont variées, certains exprimant une déception, tandis que d'autres prévoyaient l'annulation en raison du manque de mises à jour depuis la bande-annonce initiale.

Le studio concentre désormais ses efforts sur "Project Astrid", un jeu de survie en monde ouvert AAA construit à l'aide d'Unreal Engine 5, un projet annoncé en mars 2023 en collaboration avec Streamers Shround et Sacriel. Ce changement de concentration, cependant, entraînera malheureusement des redondances au sein de l'entreprise. L'annulation laisse les fans de Transformers en attendant un nouveau jeu de haute qualité basé sur la franchise populaire.

Résumé:

  • Annulation: Transformers: Réactiver annulé après un développement troublé.
  • Layoffs: Réductions potentielles du personnel aux dégâts.
  • Nouveau focus: Studio se déplaçant vers un jeu de survie en moteur ouvert Unreal ("Project Astrid").

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