After the craze of “Elden Ring”, players around the world are quite looking forward to when From Software’s next game will be launched. According to an interview with Japanese media, President Miyazaki Hidetaka revealed that this undisclosed new game has entered development. final stage.
according to 4Gamer.net Asked about the initial interview in 2018 when “Sekiro: Shadow Double Death” came out, At that time From Software announced that the company had a total of 3.5 game development lines, including 2 unpublished new works, and one of them was later. “Ayrden Circle”, but another mysterious new work has not yet been made public.
“Yes, the development has entered the final stage.” Miyazaki Hidetaka responded.
In this interview, Miyazaki Hidetaka generously expressed the internal development status of From Software, such as he is the president but still willing to play the role of a producer on the front line, and he tries not to interfere with the development of other producers as much as possible. project.
In the interview, the reporter mentioned that From Software, as a game company, gives the impression that it is like a group of mysterious “craftsmen group” (craftsman means “craftsman” in Japanese).
“I don’t know if the description of a craftsman is appropriate, but we just want to make fun games seriously. I think we are such a company.” Miyazaki Hidetaka said: “For example, it is not affected by the government in the company or the minutiae. Influence of trivia, it is ideal that only a group of people who are serious about developing games focus on creating interesting games so that they can be seen, recognized, and given opportunities.”
Although there is no information about the new work, at the end of the interview, Miyazaki Hidetaka still revealed the direction of the game he wants to make in the future, hoping to achieve what he has not done in the past action games.
“As a producer, the next game is already in progress, so I don’t want to explode.” Miyazaki Hidetaka said: “I want to create a fantasy work that is more abstract than the past works.”