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Square Enix To Unveil New Game By Portal/Left 4 Dead's Kim Swift At PAX
Square Enix sent out a press release today detailing the company's lineup for PAX Prime. In addition to such highly anticipated titles like Dead Island and Final Fantasy XIII-2, a new project by Kim Swift, who played a key role in the development of both Portal and Left 4 Dead.
The game will be revealed in a special panel session, which will feature Swift and other members of Airtight Games. The panel takes place Saturday, August 27 at 7pm in the Pegasus room at the Washington State Convention and Trade Center in downtown Seattle. Based on Swift's track record, attendance is highly recommended.
Here's a list of the other titles that Square will be showing off at its PAX booth (booth number 3646):
Dead Island
Deus Ex: Human Revolution
Final Fantasy XIII-2
Heroes of Ruin
Wakfu
In addition, there will be some community events where fans can play FF XIII-2 and Deus Ex for fun and prizes. Schedule as follows:
Final Fantasy XIII-2 – All day August 26-28 at the Square Enix booth
Deus Ex: Human Revolution – Friday, August 26, 7pm-10pm at the Square Enix Booth
For more information, go to the PAX Prime official site.
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