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Epic Games Forms Impossible Studios
The creative minds behind Kingdoms of Amalur are now working with the creators of Gears of War. Epic has announced the formation of Impossible Studios, which brings together top industry minds, including the creative director Sean Dunn and much of the talent from the now defunct Big Huge Games. Impossible Studios joins the Epic family, bringing with them a history of making RTS and RPG games.
The first title to be released under the Impossible name will be Infinity Blade: Dungeons, a sequel to the wildly popular iOS game, Infinity Blade. Epic has described Impossible Studios as an all-star team of veteran game development talent. It will be exciting to see what they come up with in conjunction with Epic games.
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