Funcom is working on a ‘tactical turn-based strategy’ game

    
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Funcom is apparently keeping itself busy with a new partnership and game. The company’s investor relations site has a brief press release with the announcement:

“Funcom N.V. has entered into an agreement with Bearded Dragon International LTD regarding the development and publishing of a new game. The game is in the ‘tactical turn-based strategy’ genre and is planned to be released during 2018. Initial platform will be PC, with consoles to be evaluated after the PC launch. More information about the game will be revealed when PR and Marketing activities are initiated prior to release. This activity is part of Funcom’s strategy of releasing multiple game titles per year, providing significant activities more often and building a larger portfolio of products.”

Funcom is best known to MMO players for its long-running The Secret World, Age of Conan, and Anarchy Online, as well as sunsetted MMO LEGO Minifigures Online and early access survival sandbox Conan Exiles. AOC and AO were seemingly maintenance-moded earlier this year, while The Secret World has been back-burnered in favor of Secret World Legends, which has formally launched today.

Source: Funcom. Cheers, Andistotle.
Update: Funcom has contacted us to clarify that it is only helping to publish the game. “The game is being developed by a studio called The Bearded Ladies (a small team of great game developers working out of Sweden), which work together with Bearded Dragon International,” a representative for the studio told us. “We’re not the developer, but will offer development support and we will be doing the publishing. We realized this didn’t come across too well in our first investor notice, so we’ve clarified to ‘development support and publishing’ now.”
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