Since the release of Dead Space 3, Visceral Games has had its over 100 employees working on a new project. Although there may be more than one game in development, it is known that a next-gen Star Wars title is in development, and it’s a big deal with a big EA budget.
Creative director Ian Milham teased that the team just showed off its unannounced game to press for the first time, who weren’t even allowed to take cameras or cell phones into the room to avoid leaks.
These are the phones we confiscated from the people we are showing stuff to today. They’ll get em back after… pic.twitter.com/Y19vwDGUc1
— Ian Milham (@Monkey_Pants) May 22, 2014
Amy Hennig recently left Naughty Dog to join Visceral Games, one of the biggest industry moves of the last year. It is purposed that she became a director in the new Star Wars project and will likely have a major impact on the game’s narrative.
This game, whatever it is, is likely to be shown at E3, but given its timeline will in all likelihood not be released until late 2015.
