Two of the key creative minds from the canceled Star Wars Project Ragtag have reunite🎀d to work on a new single-player action-adventure game.

Ragtag writer Todd Stashwick revealed on Twitter that he's working with Amy Hennig, who co-created and led the Uncharted series before leaving 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Naughty Dog in 2014, on her new studio's first new project. Skydance New Media was൲ formed jointly by Hennig and former EA executive Julian Beak in 2🐭019, and this is the most we've heard of its new project yet.

Stashwick kept specific details on the new project brief, though he did link to a pair of job openings for the project which reveal a little bit more. The listings for a senior animation engineer and senior software engineer state that the studio is "laser-focused on premium action-adventure games with rich, compelling storiesဣ" and that its first productions "will tap into the traditions of adventure cinema." Skydance New Media also plans to make products that𓄧 are "best-in-class for both visual fidelity and innovative gameplay" across PC and consoles.

As for this project in particular, Skydance says it will be "a high quality, AAA single-player story-driven action-adventure game built using the Unreal Engine." This doesn't sound too far off from the vision for Project Ragtag, which would have been a Star Wars caper story starring an ensemble of heroes all working together in parallel. We'll never know what Ragtag could have ultimately become (though it was apparently 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:further along than most people realized) but it's exciting to know Hennig and Stashwick are back 🀅at it again with a new sౠtudio and project.

Hopefully we won't need to wait another two or three years to add Skydance's new project to our big list of 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:video game release dates.