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Den of Wolves developer 10 Chambers will celebrate its 10th anniversary with a documentary short and charity livestream, it has today revealed.
First, a 100-hour charity livestream is underway, with 10 Chambers attempting to best its previous work, GTFO. The stream is in support of the suicide prevention charity, International Association for Suicide Prevention. You can take part in the livestream over on Twitch.
Next, the studio has teamed up with PC Gamer for a 15-minute documentary about the making of the upcoming Den of Wolves. The documentary shouldn’t be confused with Do the Game, which is a larger documentary series in production at the studio.
The events, like most things that the dev does, is rather tongue-in-cheek.
“Personally, I think it’s pretty lame of corporations to believe anyone would be interested in them having their anniversary, however long they’ve been alive. But we started looking back and found some fun pictures and stories, so we decided to make it publicly available. There are some interesting stories there that have never been told before,” said Robin Björkell, 10 Chambers comms director.
We had the chance to preview Den of Wolves over in Tokyo earlier this year.
Den of Wolves is planned for (an undated) release on Windows PC via Steam, and will head to PS5 and Xbox Series S and Xbox Series X following that.
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