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Remember Me Developer Teams With Focus Home For Vampyr
Focus Home and Dontnod, the developer behind Remember Me and the upcoming Life is Strange, have announced a another new title: Vampyr.
With @DONTNOD_Ent and @FocusHome, the blood will drip! #FocusHome pic.twitter.com/N8P7T8HlVt
— Focus Interactive (@FocusHome) January 20, 2015
Little is known about the game outside of the poster seen above with the hint that it is a, "Role Playing Game," but thesixthaxis.com is reporting a few more details. The game is apparently an action-RPG following a doctor during World War One who is turned after being bitten by one his patients and will task the player with making difficult moral choices. No release date or platforms have been announced.
The first episode of Dontnod's next title, Life is Strange, releases next week. For our review of Remember Me, head here.
[Source: @FocusHome, via thesixthaxis.com]
Our Take
Remember Me wasn't quite the blockbuster many hoped, but it was full of interesting and novel ideas. It definitely made me want to keep an eye on Dontnod, so I am curious about this, as well as Life is Strange, its upcoming episodic narrative-focused title.
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