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16.01.2024 - 06:51 / gamingbolt.com
Developer Rebel Wolves has finally announced the official title of the game it has been working on. While no other details about the game have been revealed, we now know that it has been titled Dawnwalker, and we have some nice key art to look at.
With the game still being in development, the studio has stressed that the Dawnwalker logo, which is currently little more than white text with its first letter inside a circle, is still a placeholder, and will likely get changed as more details about the game are revealed.
Rebel Wolves was founded all the way back in 2022. The studio was formed primarily by former developers from CD Projekt RED, including Konrad Tomaszkiewicz who is the CEO and game director of the studio’s first project. For context, Tomaszkiewicz was game director on The Witcher 3, and head of production and secondary game director on Cyberpunk 2077.
The studio has quite a bit of pedigree behind it, and as recently as earlier this month, has recruited veteran developer Mateusz Tomaszkiewicz as its creative director. Tomaszkiewicz has previously worked on The Witcher 3, its expansions, Cyberpunk 2077, Gwent: The Witcher Card Game, and Thronebreaker: The Witcher Tales.
The studio had announced back in 2022 that it had secured investment through NetEase for its first project.
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Yes, we are working on Dawnwalker! pic.twitter.com/oVshT2n0l5
— Rebel Wolves
Publisher Bandai Namco has revealed some new details about the roster of the upcoming fighting game Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero alongside the release of a stunning new trailer.
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