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A team of developers, formerly from CD Projekt Red, has come together to establish their own gaming studio, uniquely christened Blank.. Mateusz Kanik, a veteran of the Cyberpunk 2077 team for 15 years, co-founded the studio, expressing immense excitement about their future endeavors.
Blank is part of a recent trend where past developers from CD Projekt Red have branched out to create their own studios. In 2022, we saw the birth of Rebel Wolves, presently working on a AAA dark fantasy RPG, and Dark Passenger, developing an online multiplayer co-op game set in feudal Japan.
With a humorous nod to their intriguing studio name, the founders of Blank announced their dedication to crafting beautifully designed games and delivering unique experiences to players, targeting unexplored realms rather than sticking to the beaten path.
The same ethos is reflected in their ongoing project, which remains unnamed for now. According to Blank’s website, they’re currently crafting a character-driven story set in an apocalypse, with some intriguing twists. Their goal is not to create another expansive, highly complex game akin to their previous works, but to focus on simplicity while ensuring uniqueness, emotional depth, quality, and finesse.
As such, gamers shouldn’t anticipate a game similar to The Witcher from Blank. Their focus seems to be on exploring new horizons, redefining gaming narratives and experiences.
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