Today, 2K Games and 31 League were finally revealed Project spiritIt is the studio’s first game since its establishment in 2019. special attack? or fort night? Then a lot of it will look familiar.
Founded in 2019, 31st Union is a studio led by ex blind spot Michael Condrey, Director and Co-Founder of Sledgehammer Games. The studio 2K Games has been quietly working on something for years (and Also layoffs). On October 17th, the studio finally launched its first game: Project spirit. This is a free third-person extraction hero shooter with roguelike elements. Here’s a trailer for the game, which looks a lot like a game that would have been greenlit around 2019, when everyone was trying to make hero shooters.
Launched so far Project spirit Not so good. Originally the game was supposed to be Breaking news on Twitch, But as I write this at 12:45 p.m., the game’s live stream still shows the same hiss over and over again, promising to start soon. Meanwhile, the influencers who were supposed to be showing off by playing games on their live streams were instead wait for it Players, in turn, are hoping to get a key that will allow them to participate in a brief playtest taking place later this month.
one IGN Preview Because the game isn’t particularly inspiring, it shows that shooters are okay but feel like they’ve aged well. Reactions to the exposure on the Internet Project spirit It’s not getting any better. People mostly joked that it would follow the fate of Sony’s short-lived hero shooter harmonyCompare Project spirit negatively fort night and special attackor comment that we’ve been given so many colorful free shooters over the past few years, but none of them have a sensational feel. Maybe Project spirit Will it make a difference? I bet 2K hopes so too.
Project spirit‘First public playtest It will start on October 17th and last until October 20th. Spirit Stream on Twitch. 2K says players can sign up for future opportunities in later betas. The game is expected to be released on Xbox, PlayStation, and PC at some point in the future.
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