We have very clear thinking on how we want to make Lords of the Fallen 2 and we have a very good idea. "We have spoken about certain things we could probably do after the release of Lords of the Fallen but at the end of the day we came to the conclusion, both sides, that it won't happen, and as far as I know they have another project, and I wish them luck. "To be honest it's confidential," he responded. I pushed Tyminski more about what happened with Deck 13.
It's a great experience and we learn a lot - what went well, what went really not so well - and we will be keeping that model for the future, including for Sniper: Ghost Warrior 3."ĭeck 13 recently announced it was working on a new game to be revealed at E3 in partnership with publisher Focus Home Interactive. So what you see right now from Lords of the Fallen, a lot of that was created in China. "At a certain moment of time, in China, we had more than 100 artists working on Lords of the Fallen. But a lot of big production was outsourced," Tyminski said. And obviously we're also responsible as a publisher, for marketing and all that stuff. "We had our internal team, we were responsible for keeping the vision, and responsible for many critical decisions on the project. Lords of the Fallen was the production of not only CI Games and Deck 13, but also studios in China and the UK. "We are starting the project, we start from the concepting, but we definitely will be working with a lot of partners."
"We are not working with Deck 13 right now," he confirmed. Definitely we can say that Lords of the Fallen 1 proved the IP made sense."Ī sequel has already been confirmed, and will be developed in the same way as the first - with the one notable exception: no Deck 13.
And definitely it's a good start for the new IP. "It's doing fine," he said of the original game, which launched in October 2014. Lords of the Fallen 2 won't be released until 2017, and German developer Deck 13 - co-developer of the original - will not be involved.ĬI Games boss Marek Tyminski also told me at Digital Dragons in Poland that sales of Lords of the Fallen 1 had passed 900,000.
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