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Brothers: A Tale Of Two Sons Team Forms Hazelight, Teases New Game
Brothers: A Tale of Two sons director Josef Fares and that game's core team have partnered with EA to form independent studio Hazelight, and have offered a very brief tease for its new game.
EA has set aside some space for the new team at the DICE studio in Stockholm so they can get started right away. In the video below, you will see some concept art for the game as well as some words from Fares and others ambiguously teasing the future of the studio and its game. Little can be derived from the game's teaser, but there are two men and they are on a train.
For more from Fares, check out our Afterwords feature on Brothers, as well as Kimberly Wallace's The Art Of Endings feature, which contains more from Fares on the art of video game storytelling.
[Source: EA, Hazelight ,via Joystiq]
Our Take
Brothers was one of my favorite games last year, so I am definitely looking forward to seeing what Fares and his team are working on.
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