Though an incredibly in-depth business chat with GameIndustry.biz, Turtle Rock Studios - the group behind Left 4 Dead and Evolve - have revealed that they're working on a new co-op shooter. Announcing its development so soon after cutting support for Evolve's F2P shift shouldn't come as much of a surprise. If a company announced plans to abandon a game that had struggled in the past as both a full-price multiplayer shooter and in a F2P flavor with another publisher, you'd already think things were going south. Keeping quiet on your studio's future projects wouldn't help matters, either.
Want to read more about Turtle Rock Studios' end-of-life announcement for Evolve? It wasn't too long ago.
They may not have managed to recapture the Left 4 Dead audience with Evolve's mix of All-Vs-One multiplayer, but they're happy to try again with a new IP. Partnering with publisher 'Perfect World', the team hopes to build their new shooter as a F2P title from the start, rather than having the issue of transitioning a $60 finished product to a game with tacked-on additional value. We likely won't be seeing this one until at least 2018, however. But with a couple of VR titles in the works too, Turtle Rock Studios is keeping itself busy.



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