Red Dead Redemption<\/em>, had essentially pulled out of the project entirely, leaving Project Dagger with a developer, but no publisher to handle its eventual marketing and release. Take-Two seemingly chose not to purchase the rights to the project, which will be retained by the studio.<\/p> Addressing the turbulent situation, People Can Fly CEO Sebastian Wojciechowski says that he “assumes” the two companies will part on good terms, and expresses the studio’s desire to continue development on the title, with an eye to finding a new publisher, or perhaps even self-publishing. Project Dagger, which remains under wraps, had been described previously as a “groundbreaking adventure game”, and is currently in the process of transitioning from Unreal 4 to the dazzling new tech of Unreal 5.<\/p>
“We strongly believe in the Project Dagger’s potential and are now committed to continue its development within our self-publishing pipeline,” confirms Wojciechowski. “The game is still in pre-production \u2013 our team is now focusing on closing combat and game loops and migrate from UE4 to UE5. I’m conscious that this decision will add investments on us, but self-publishing is part of our strategy.”<\/p>
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Take-Two ends co-operation with People Can Fly two years into Project Dagger development – Destructoid<\/title>\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n\t \n\t \n\t \n \n \n \n \n