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Ex-Criterion Members Get To Work At Three Fields Entertainment
Early this year, Criterion founders Alex Ward and Fiona Sperry left the studio and shortly after officially announced the formation of Three Fields Entertainment. Recent tweets from the developer point to its direction.
According to the companies twitter account, the ball is rolling on bringing the developer's first creation to the Xbox, Apple, and possibly PlayStation platforms.
Achievement Unlocked! We're officially signed up to the ID@Xbox program @ID_Xbox #JumpAhead
— Three Fields (@3FieldsEnt) March 20, 2014
Here's To The Crazy Ones! We're officially signed as part of the Apple Developer Program @AppleDevNews #WhatWillYourVerseBe?
— Three Fields (@3FieldsEnt) March 20, 2014
And when asked about PlayStation, the company tweeted:
— Three Fields (@3FieldsEnt) March 20, 2014
Finally, the company mentioned using the Unity engine for development.
Three Fields was not mentioned in Microsoft's new list of 65 ID@Xbox indie developers at GDC.
[Source: @3FieldsEnt]
Our Take:
Good to hear that things are up and running already at the company!
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