Lucid Games Teasing “Mid-May” Reveal, Likely Next Xbox-Related

By Alex Osborn



The development crew over at Lucid Games—formed by former Bizarre Creations talent—is gearing up for a big reveal later this month.

A post on the studio's Facebook page teased: "So yeah, Mid-May will be interesting for the studio. We have some exciting updates coming. Stay tuned!"

May 21st fits nicely into that "mid-May" window, so there's reason to believe that this new game will be shown off at the Xbox Reveal. After all, this is the team that brought us Project Gotham Racing on the Xbox platform. Might we see yet another entry in this popular racing franchise?

Would you like to see more PGR? Let us know by commenting below.

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