New Studio Big Bad Wolf Working on Next-Gen RPG

By Alex Osborn

A brand-new development studio dedicated to making role-playing games has just been announced. It's called Big Bad Wolf and is made up of loads of talent from the gaming industry, including folks that have worked at Blizzard and Ubisoft.

According to the studio's official site, the team's first project is a new IP that is "inward-looking, dark, mature and set behind closed doors." Here's a teaser image of the aforementioned project.

Big Bad Wolf's first game is slated to arrive on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC. 

Be sure to stay tuned to GameRevolution for additional details on this exiting new studio and its upcoming projects in the weeks and months to come.

Alex Osborn
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