Bungie co-founder and former Disney Interactive Studios chief Alex Seropian has set up a new outfit to develop core games for mobile platforms.
As reported by Pocket Gamer, it’s called Industrial Toys and also boasts ex-Dreamworks R&D manager Brent Pease and “some kickass art talent from ex-Marvel and DC guys” on its payroll.
The mission statement on its Facebook page says:
“We believe in the future of mobile. No more excuses for inferior game play, graphics, and idle time-wasters with cute names and elementary mechanics, we believe in the audience of core gamers who are waiting, demanding respect. And we’re prepared to over deliver with something they’ve never seen in the world of mobile – artistically-envisioned high-quality production, intricately advanced layers of narrative and gameplay in a free-to-play model designed to inspire rather than exploit.”
Source: Eurogamer
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