Supermassive Games until a few years ago worked exclusively on PlayStation, and although the British studio has recently developed games for Xbox and PC, we will see an interesting announcement in the future. According to a well-known informant, Sony has re-collaborated with developers Until Dawn.
Until Dawn is Supermassive Games’ greatest success, which produced a huge surprise for PlayStation 4. Few would think that this horror game would deliver such a high, but the game was well received by many players. After that, the developers worked on other projects for PS4 and PSVR, but in 2019 they released the series The Dark Pictures Anthology. Since then, developer games have also been released on Xbox and PC.
Roberto Serrano, the Italian detective who, inter alia, relates to PlayStation activities, has received very interesting news – In his opinion, Supermassive Games will handle several products that will be available exclusively on PlayStation.
Supermassive Games is working on some new and unannounced PlayStation exclusives
BAFTA Award Winner, Independent Game Developer for Innovation in Storytelling and Virtual Reality At least one of them should be up for show this year
#PS4 #PSVR #PS5 #PSVR2”
According to the source, we will see at least one item in 2022, but we have not received any details at the moment. Given the situation and the positive feedback – I wouldn’t be surprised when it turns out that Sony has even ordered Dawn 2 or that the developers are working on a new VR title for PS VR2.
Keep in mind that Supermassive Games is still an independent studio, so anyone can actually hire developers to develop the game.
Source: https://www.psu.com/news/rumor-supermassive-games-has-several-unannopped-playstation-exclusive-games-in-the-pipeline/
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