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Bulletstorm Developers Start New Studio
People Can Fly founder Adrian Chmielarz, who left the studio in August, has formed a new company called The Astronauts.
Chmielarz is joined by Andrzej Poznanski and Michal Kosieradzki, at the new studio as it works on its debut title set for release sometime in 2013.
The Astronauts are utilizing a licensing deal with Epic for the Unreal Engine for this and future projects. The 2013 game will specifically use Unreal Engine 3.
"We’ve worked with UE3 for the last six years, and we know its power,” said Chmielarz. “Choosing Unreal Engine technology for our future was the textbook definition of a no-brainer. We are on a quest to map uncharted waters, and Epic’s tech provides the stability required for success.”
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