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New Games Coming From The Teams Behind Ori, OlliOlli, and Armello
You may know Private Division as the publisher behind games like The Outer Worlds and Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey. Today, the company announced it is partnering with three additional studios for new projects – and each team has previously worked on games that you probably recognize.
First is Moon Studios, which is making a new action/RPG. The company is known for creating the Ori games, Ori and the Blind Forest and Ori and the Will of the Wisps.
Second is Roll7, whose best-known works include OlliOlli and Laser League. According to Private Division's press release, the team is working on "the next jump forward in their mission to create awesome, flow state games."
The third partner is League of Geeks, which is the studio behind the digital board game Armello. Though no specifics about League of Geeks' game are given, it is identified as a new intellectual property.
Private Division says that the first of these three new games is not expected to launch until Take-Two's 2022 fiscal year. All of them are in early development, and do not have firm release dates yet.
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