Friend & Foe, a Tokyo-based independent studio formed by developers who previously worked on The Last Guardian, Battlefield 3, Bionic Commando, and Killzone, has released a trailer for it's upcoming game, Vane.
If you've played The Last Guardian developer Team Ico's previous games, Shadow of the Colossus and Ico, it might sound and look a little familiar. Friend & Foe described Vane as an open-world adventure based on mystery and exploration, in which you'll play as a child with an odd ability stuck in a strange land.
In July, Friend & Foe said that it was still in the prototype phase.
Friend & Foe is also working on another game, Dangerous Men, which it describes as an action arcade game based on '80s buddy cop movies. Vane has been announced for the PC, but Dangerous Men hasn't been announced for anything yet. Neither game has a release date.
The last update we got about The Last Guardian was in August, when Sony's worldwide studios president Shuhei Yoshida said that "the team is making great progress," but that it's still not ready to show the game.
Emanuel Maiberg is a freelance writer. You can follow him on Twitter @emanuelmaiberg.
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If you've played The Last Guardian developer Team Ico's previous games, Shadow of the Colossus and Ico, it might sound and look a little familiar. Friend & Foe described Vane as an open-world adventure based on mystery and exploration, in which you'll play as a child with an odd ability stuck in a strange land.
In July, Friend & Foe said that it was still in the prototype phase.
Friend & Foe is also working on another game, Dangerous Men, which it describes as an action arcade game based on '80s buddy cop movies. Vane has been announced for the PC, but Dangerous Men hasn't been announced for anything yet. Neither game has a release date.
The last update we got about The Last Guardian was in August, when Sony's worldwide studios president Shuhei Yoshida said that "the team is making great progress," but that it's still not ready to show the game.
Emanuel Maiberg is a freelance writer. You can follow him on Twitter @emanuelmaiberg.
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