While the company may not have fully entered bankruptcy, news did surface back in January that Remember Me developer Dontnod entered into judicial reorganization, which allowed them “to re-adapt our production pipeline to the new situation.”
Well, we’ve learned a little about their production pipeline today, as Develop has reported that Dontnod was signed by Square Enix to create a new digital title. Unfortunately, there are almost no details about this new game, but with E3 next week, it’s possible we might hear something.
Revealing what little he could, Dontnod CEO Oskar Guilbert talked about the partnership:
We’re very excited to be working with Square Enix on our new game. It’s a twist on traditional story-driven games and we can’t wait to share more with you soon.
Lee Singleton from Square Enix then added:
I’ve known Oskar and some of the team at Dontnod for quite a while now. They’re very talented so they’ve been on my list of studios I’d like to work with but we’ve never found the right game until now.
We are not ready to announce the game details today, but I can tell you that I’m excited. This game feels refreshingly different from traditional story-driven games and you won’t have to wait long before we share more details.
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