Treatment has shared new particulars about Codename Condor, its co-op multiplayer Management spin-off.
Billed because the studio’s “first step in direction of service-based video games”, the title has an preliminary growth finances of €25 million ($27.1m).
Constructed on Treatment’s in-house Northlight engine, it’s set to enter full manufacturing this yr for PC, PS5 and Xbox Collection X/S.
“After the Hiss Invasion, the Oldest Home is beneath lockdown: a boiling pot of unstable and harmful supernatural forces,” Treatment mentioned of the sport in its annual monetary report.
“Trapped inside is the final vestige of the Federal Bureau of Management who might want to take a stand and push again to regain management. Determined instances require determined measures. And everybody’s wanted.
“The Management franchise is bigger than one story, or one character,” it continues. “With codename Condor, we invite gamers on a collective journey into the depths of the Oldest Home.
“Inside, they’ll face overwhelming enemies and obstacles, however by counting on their gear and one another, they may have an opportunity for survival.”
Treatment additionally confirmed that Condor might be a “service-based fastened value” sport relatively than a free-to-play title.
“These are premium video games that will have a decrease preliminary value level however a protracted tail of income via updates, sport expansions and probably microtransactions,” it mentioned.
Amongst different initiatives within the works at Treatment, its Max Payne 1 & 2 Remake can also be within the manufacturing readiness stage.
The sport is being funded by Rockstar Video games and has “an analogous growth finances as Alan Wake 2”, in response to Treatment CEO Tero Virtala.
The studio additionally just lately mentioned gamers ought to anticipate a “extra common cadence of sequels” for Alan Wake and Management.
