The second venture from 10 Chambers, the builders of co-op horror shooter GTFO, might be a co-op heist shooter. Creative director Ulf Andersson shared the information at Gamescom, saying that making a sport within the style “feels prefer it’s an unclosed chapter”. Andersson beforehand labored on Payday 1 and a pair of at Overkill Software, earlier than leaving to discovered 10 Chambers.

“So for me, this sport is a sport that simply needs to be made,” mentioned Andersson in an interview with NME at Gamescom. “I’m again on the heist shit, mainly – so it’s a heist cooperative FPS, and it has a form of a techno-thriller theme. I learn a whole lot of sci-fi books, and so think about every little thing that cyberpunk is impressed by, and a ton of different shit.”

Andersson went on to say that, not like the Payday collection, the brand new heist sport would not be fixed capturing. “Payday had a large downside the place the motion would ramp up after which it could simply keep ramped up,” mentioned Andersson. By distinction, it appears the motion in 10 Chambers’ new heist sport could be extra intentional.

Nearly ten years after launch, Payday 2 stays one of the vital widespread video games on Steam when it comes to concurrent participant numbers. Current homeowners Starbreeze – who acquired Payday creators Overkill in 2012 – are aiming to launch Payday 3 by 2023.

10 Chambers’ GTFO, which left early entry final December, is much less widespread with gamers by comparability, although Matt Cox (RPS in peace) had a lot of enjoyable panicking in its darkish corridors.

Andersson says that they are solely in pre-production for his or her new venture, which presently has no identify, however that “issues are ramping up fairly quick.” I really like co-operative heists, so hopefully work on the sport continues.

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