Projects included Stadia Savage Planet 2, the title Kojima

After publicly announcing the shutdown of Stadia Games & Entertainment, ongoing reports have revealed more details on what the studio is working on. Apparently, the stadium’s now-canceled exclusive projects included a multiplayer action game called “Frontier,” a sequel to Journey to the Savage Planet 2, and a game exclusive to the legendary Kojima.

report video games Claims to reveal some of the great projects Stadia Games & Entertainment has worked on, SG&E.

First and foremost, apparently Google Game Studios had a great multiplayer action game running under the codename “Frontier”. The team that developed the game would be led by François Fland, the former producer of Splinter Cell and Assassin’s Creed: Syndicate. Little is known about the game, but the team working on it didn’t reveal the cancellation until February, apparently the day it went public.

Additionally, Google’s acquisition of Typhoon Studios was meant to continue the journey of savage star Shrek who was making his Field of the Month debut. Apparently the game was “further” on a large scale with fully animated scenes. Again, the team here only discovered the cancellation of the project with the public announcement.

Stadia Games & Entertainment has also worked with several third-party studios to develop exclusive games for the Stadia platform. It was in public that the harmonics had been known for some time I worked with SG&E on an exclusive game, and the musical playing seemed “almost perfect” to me. To respond to VGC The CEO of Harmonics claimed that the game had not been canceled and also denied rumors that the game was having problems obtaining a license for the music. The title will likely continue to be released, even if it ends on another platform when Steve Janick said:

Although Google has changed strategy, we are still very passionate about what we have been working on in the field and if the project does not go on the ground we will direct it to other platforms.

Finally, the report also notes that Google worked with Kojima Productions, the studio behind Death Stranding, Silent Hills, and Metal Gear Solid, on a casual horror game. Blocked The project will be published. Interestingly, Haido Kojima said last summer that it was “very disturbing” to cancel a major project, but it is not clear if it was the same project that Harrison blocked.

It’s pretty clear that Google has a lot of big plans with SG&E, which only added to the confusion that the company decided to take the plug off before one of those projects was completed. If only things were hosted differently.

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