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You probably will not be surprised to learn that director Neill Blomkamp has a pbadion for geeky subjects – after all, his big-budget filmography is all sci-fi, and he even has a Halo short film to his credit.Now he seems like he wants to try game development, and he's pinging some of the most talented studios in the industry to get there.
"I have a game that I want to" lead "with … mechs," Blomkamp says on Twitter . "How to get into such a business?" He continues to tag Machine Games, Arkane Studios, Software id, Respawn Entertainment, and IO Interactive – clearly, even though he does not know how to make games, he knows who
Maybe we'll be adding a "Neill Blomkamp game" soon to our list of upcoming PC games.
The tweet es I'm probably at least half joking, although he did get answers from the industry. DICE people seem particularly keen to work with Blomkamp, with a designer and a producer at the studio jumping into the conversation and asking the director to introduce them to the concept. Blomkamp simply says "ok."
Cliff Bleszinski – whom I will designate as the chief designer of Gears of War and does not mention any other more recent project – also intervened to offer some advice . He suggests launching with a PowerPoint and a charisma, and then waiting for publishers to "arbitrarily approve or disapprove for strange reasons". He then adds "if approved, enjoy the stress."
I have a game that I want to "lead" with, … mechs. How would anyone go about such a business? @machinegames @ArkaneStudios @idSoftware @Respawn @IOInteractive
– Neill Blomkamp (@NeillBlomkamp) July 18, 2018
Blomkamp is He is likely that we have a little fun on Twitter, but let's be realistic: the game industry is weird and nothing is impossible. So, which studio would be best adapted to the mech game proposed by the director? Respawn has experience in this area, but we already know what the robots in this studio look like – and Titanfall 2 was pretty good without any extra input.
Personally, I'd like to see IO rise to the challenge, giving us a Hitman-style playground in which to pilot a robot and subtly murder enemy robots with frozen fish or something like that. (Maybe I should hit Twitter's launcher.)
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