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Bulletstorm dev partners with Square Enix for new AAA title on PC, consoles

Bulletstorm developer People Can Fly has partnered with Square Enix for a new triple-A title on PC and consoles.

“We’re massively excited to be working with the talented team at PCF in Warsaw, a studio filled with people who really know their craft,” said Lee Singleton, Head of Studio at Square Enix London Studios. “We’re building a game we all want to play which will be the perfect addition to our portfolio.”

“It’s an exciting time,” said Sebastian Wojciechowski, Studio Head at People Can Fly. “We’ve got a great and experienced team in place, and it’s incredible to be working with Square Enix, a world-class publisher who shares our passion and excitement for the project.”

People Can Fly recently teamed with Gearbox Publishing to re-release Bulletstorm to current-gen consoles.

Square Enix has advised the project will not be featured at E3 2017 this year. We’ll keep you posted as we learn more.


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