EA Opens New Studio To Make Open World Games

EA Opens New Studio To Make Open World Games – Join the Ex-Monolith developers. EA opens a new studio to make open world games. Here are the details!

The world of the gaming industry is an industry that you should not underestimate. Because the gaming industry is developing every day. There are many new innovations and improvements coming. All of this continues to move forward as many game developers and publishers are formed.

In addition, the developers and publishers also did not hesitate to create new game studios which of course to produce new games. As done by EA and developer Ex-Monolith who just opened a new studio.

EA Opens New Studio

Reporting from GamesIndustry.biz, together with developer Ex-Monolith, EA opened a new game studio in Seattle. Unfortunately there is no official information regarding the name of the studio, Gaess. However, GamesIndustry said that later the studio will focus on developing open world action-adventure games. ALSO READ: Far Cry 6 – Gameplay, Characters, Release Date and More

This unnamed studio will be led by a veteran in the gaming industry, Kevin Stephens. Kevin is also well known for his history of success in the development of action-adventure games.

In the two Hadow of Mordor and Shadow of War series, he managed to get praise for his combo-centric combat, open worlds and Nemesis system that restructured his enemy hierarchy. Later Kevin will work closely with Samantha Ryan who is the former president of Monolith and the current senior VP of EA. READ ALSO: Tom Clancys The Division Mobile is in Development

In this GamesIndustry report, Samantha Ryan reveals that they still have a lot of work to do for this new studio. They also still don’t know for sure what kind of game they will make. However, Ryan revealed that he knows Kevin very well and he believes that Kevin will build this game studio very well. READ ALSO: How to Use and Download Game Guardian Without Root, 100% SUCCESSFUL

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