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Details About Her Story Creator's Next Game Revealed
Developer Sam Barlow has been working on his follow-up to the FMV indie darling thriller Her Story for a bit now and Variety managed to snag some exclusive details about the project, Telling Lies.
According to Variety, Telling Lies will "follow the same interactive-movie format as Her Story" and will have Annapurna Interactive's financial support. Annapurna recently released What Remains of Edith Finch as its first video game backed project.
For more on Her Story, check out Kim's review here. For more details on Telling Lies, you can read the Variety piece in full here.
Our Take
While it's certainly interesting to hear about Barlow's new project, equally interesting is watching Annapurna backing unique gaming projects like this and What Remains Of Edith Finch. We're curious to see what else the company puts out in the future.
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