Bloober team announced new game

[AerialComb]

After the success of SH2, they already announced a new game for next. Hopefully it will be great just like this one.
year.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2101960/Cronos_The_New_Dawn/

[I Am Klaus]

Hopefully not a walking simulator.

[AerialComb]

Originally posted by Your Moms Car:

Hopefully not a walking simulator.

It seems in the grounds of Dead Space and Callisto Protocol.

[I Am Klaus]

Originally posted by AerialComb:

Originally posted by Your Moms Car:

Hopefully not a walking simulator.

It seems in the grounds of Dead Space and Callisto Protocol.

I wouldn't mind a survival horror that has no combat (meaning you cannot kill the enemy) but still has resource management to maintain health and distract/stun enemies to evade them, something along the lines of Amnesia The Dark Descent.

[DreamcastDC]

If they can't fix the stuttering issues in Silent Hill 2 on my 14700k/RTX 4090/64GB RAM/Samsung 990 Pro, I will never buy any games developed by them.

[Osmond_NLG]

That game was already being made before the development of SH2R. It'll be forgotten....

[Pnume]

So they have more than one development team.

I'm not sure about the setting but if SH2 remake is now their baseline in term of quality I'm certainly interested.

[DMaster2]

Lmao success? It's a financial flop and after two weeks since the release the playercount already halved.

[RodroG]

Originally posted by Pnume:

So they have more than one development team.

I'm not sure about the setting but if SH2 remake is now their baseline in term of quality I'm certainly interested.

I'm also interested. So far I liked what little is known and what can be seen. The studio is likely growing and the new IP seems promising.

[Pnume]

Originally posted by DMaster2:

Lmao success? It's a financial flop and after two weeks since the release the playercount already halved.

1 M sales in 3 days.
They bragged about it so that means they are happy with that figure.
Based on BT previous projet SH2 probably did cost between 10 and 20 M€.

I guess economics aren't your thing but yes it's definitively a success.
They have likely more than doubled their investment already

[Marhier]

The new game appears to be quite impressive, and I am eagerly anticipating its release.

It is amusing how quickly this discussion has reverted to characterising SH2R as a flop, particularly before the actual budget has even been disclosed.

[DMaster2]

Originally posted by Pnume:

Originally posted by DMaster2:

Lmao success? It's a financial flop and after two weeks since the release the playercount already halved.

1 M sales in 3 days.
They bragged about it so that means they are happy with that figure.
Based on BT previous projet SH2 probably did cost between 10 and 20 M€.

I guess economics aren't your thing but yes it's definitively a success.
They have likely more than doubled their investment already

20 millions total costs to make this game? Don't joke buddy, that's not a funny one anyway.

Also people need to remember that the game didn't made all the money from the sales, the various platforms and retailers (if physical) keep their cut.

This game is still in the red and i'm amazed at the massive cope of people that don't understand how the industry works that genuinely believe that this game made a profit lmao.

[Pnume]

Originally posted by DMaster2:

Originally posted by Pnume:

1 M sales in 3 days.
They bragged about it so that means they are happy with that figure.
Based on BT previous projet SH2 probably did cost between 10 and 20 M€.

I guess economics aren't your thing but yes it's definitively a success.
They have likely more than doubled their investment already

20 millions total costs to make this game? Don't joke buddy, that's not a funny one anyway.

Also people need to remember that the game didn't made all the money from the sales, the various platforms and retailers (if physical) keep their cut.

This game is still in the red and i'm amazed at the massive cope of people that don't understand how the industry works that genuinely believe that this game made a profit lmao.

Their previous game (the medium) did cost 7 M€. They are in Poland, not in California.

[DMaster2]

Originally posted by Pnume:

Originally posted by DMaster2:

20 millions total costs to make this game? Don't joke buddy, that's not a funny one anyway.

Also people need to remember that the game didn't made all the money from the sales, the various platforms and retailers (if physical) keep their cut.

This game is still in the red and i'm amazed at the massive cope of people that don't understand how the industry works that genuinely believe that this game made a profit lmao.

Their previous game (the medium) did cost 7 M€. They are in Poland, not in California.

This argument is a nonsense i've already debunked multiple times before, but sure let's go at it one more time.
1) CDPR Witcher 3 costed 50 millions, their next game Cyberpunk 450 millions. They are also polish btw.

2) Blooper is just the developer. Konami is the publisher and Konami decided the budget of the game, not Blooper. Which means that their previous game's budget has no mean in the discussion.

[Pnume]

Originally posted by DMaster2:

Originally posted by Pnume:

Their previous game (the medium) did cost 7 M€. They are in Poland, not in California.

This argument is a nonsense i've already debunked multiple times before, but sure let's go at it one more time.
1) CDPR Witcher 3 costed 50 millions, their next game Cyberpunk 450 millions. They are also polish btw.

2) Blooper is just the developer. Konami is the publisher and Konami decided the budget of the game, not Blooper. Which means that their previous game's budget has no mean in the discussion.

CDPR has moved to California quite a while ago.
You actually made my argument for me!

You 2nd argument is extremely weak. It doesn't work like this. The publisher will pay as little as he can. It's a business, not a charity.

[Red Hefner]

Originally posted by Your Moms Car:

Hopefully not a walking simulator.

Tags say combat and difficult.

I doubt there's much walking in this one.