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Spec Ops: The Line Developer Working On Next-Gen Title
Berlin-based Yager, creators of Spec Ops: The Line (shown) has licensed Epic's Unreal Engine 4 for use in an unannounced next-gen title.
Yager said in a press release that the title will be a major triple-A game that it expects to unveil in the coming months.
In the opinion of Timo Ullmann, Yager's managing director, "Unreal Engine 4 is, hands down, the best toolset for creating next-generation, AAA games."
We shall find out soon if Yager intends on continuing Spec Ops or if this is something else entirely.
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