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New EA Originals coming from A Way Out, Fe developers

Three new EA Originals are coming from indie developers including the studios who’ve worked on past hits Fe and A Way Out.

First, Fe‘s Zoink Games is working on a title called Lost in Random, described as a “blend of strategy and action that explores the notion of chance and possibility, set within a beautifully dark and vivid world.” Some concept art from the game can be seen above.

Next comes a co-op action-RPG called Rustheart, developed by Glowmade. This particular title “follows the player and their handmade robot sidekick as they adventure across a vibrant, alien multiverse,” EA said.

Finally, A Way Out‘s Hazelight Studios is making a new game, though details of it or its name have yet to be revealed.

At EA Play today ahead of E3 2019, the publisher detailed a number of titles coming to Windows PC, Xbox One, PS4 and Switch. Will inform you as more of these three new EA Originals is known.


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