"Sony Interactive Entertainment has signed a deal to produce and publish a game from Bad Robot, JJ Abrams' production company. The two sides are keeping most of the details close to their chest for now, but the game is a four-player co-op shooter for PlayStation 5 and PC directed by someone who knows a thing or two about that genre: Left 4 Dead creator Mike Booth."
"Booth dropped into the Left 4 Dead subreddit to say that he was working on a new co-op game "built on the foundations of what made L4D special. If you enjoyed the teamwork, tension and replayability of my past games, you'll probably find this one interesting. It expands on the co-op formula in ways I've wanted to explore for a long time." He added that, while the game was still in early development, Bad Robot was opening up a waitlist for access to playtests."
Sony Interactive Entertainment has partnered with Bad Robot to produce and publish a four-player co-op shooter for PlayStation 5 and PC. Mike Booth, creator of Left 4 Dead, is directing the project and aims to build on the teamwork, tension, and replayability of his past games while expanding the co-op formula. Bad Robot Games operates as a fully remote studio formed in 2018 with Tencent's help and has previously contributed as an investor and creative consultant. The project is the studio's first in-house title and has opened a waitlist for early playtest access.
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