[h=2]What we know so far about Project Bates[/h][INDENT]Did we tell you we're developing our new #game with #UE5? We're working with a big publisher and our brilliant team of #gamedevs, AND we'll be relocating soon..
Lots going on! Tell us what you have been up to!
https://t.co/d5Vx62bO13#hiringno #gamedevjobs #Games— Ballistic Moon (@ballistic_moon) August 9, 2022
[/INDENT]
Based in Farnborough, UK (well, at least for now as they are relocating), Ballistic Moon is a self-described independent game studio who previously announced on its official Twitter account that it is “working with a big publisher.” According to Angie on Resetera, who credits user Toumari for finding information on this new game, this “big publisher” is apparently Sony Interactive Entertainment as one unnamed actor who began motion capture for Project Bates accidentally accredited it alongside Ballistic Moon.
Looking through some of the lead developers at Ballistic Moon, there’s Creative Director Neil McEwan who was a game director at Supermassive Games. Technology Director Chris Lamb also had a stint at the same developer working on Until Dawn and landed the role of lead engineer for Until Dawn: Rush of Blood. The Resetera thread also notes that Joshua Archer, the motion capture director for Project Bates, previously worked on Until Dawn as well. That said, while these clues suggest that the developer is creating a cinematic, choice-based adventure, this is just an educated guess.
As for how new the studio is, its first official tweet was on March 14 this year. Several notable tweets within the last month from the account have posted various images of mocap sessions, notably with actress Nicole Miners, possibly for early prototyping on the game.
In other news, Spider-Man PC files contain references to co-op and PvP, and PS Plus Premium users are upset over a lack of content and support.
The post Sony Apparently Working on Project Bates, A PS5 Game With Former Supermassive Leads appeared first on PlayStation LifeStyle.
More...