One of the few things that we’ve learned over time through job listings is that it will be a brand-new IP. Former Creative Director Mark Healey also stated that the project is “more of a game than a creative tool,” hinting at a traditional experience, unlike their latest release. That said, a new discovery may give us a clearer insight into what this new project aims to achieve.
The aforementioned discovery comes from the online portfolio of an artist currently working at the studio. The resume contains a brief description of the unannounced project that, while expectedly vague, explicitly reveals the inclusion of “open-world content.”
According to the CV, the developer is the “feature owner, main contact/vision holder of various open-world content” within the title. While this doesn’t definitively mean the game will strictly fit into the open-world genre, it heavily hints at a larger, more non-linear experience than what the studio has traditionally delivered.