by Aaron Apr 17,2025
El director de Hazelight, Josef Fares, recientemente proporcionó claridad sobre la relación de su estudio con EA y anunció que el equipo detrás de esto toma dos y la ficción dividida ya está trabajando en su próximo juego. Conocido por sus comentarios sinceros, incluido el infame comentario de "F *** the Oscar", las tarifas compartieron ideas sobre el pasado, presente y el futuro de Hazelight durante una entrevista en el podcast de amigos por segundo. Los fanáticos de Split Fiction, la última aventura cooperativa aclamada por la crítica del estudio, estarán encantados de saber que las ideas tempranas para un nuevo proyecto ya están en desarrollo.
Las tarifas expresaron su enfoque con visión de futuro, diciendo: "Para mí, personalmente, cada vez que sale un juego, he terminado con él. Soy algo así como, 'OK, aquí está lo siguiente'". Reconoció la recepción excepcional de la ficción dividida, llamándolo el juego más reciente ha producido. A pesar de esto, su enfoque y emoción ya están orientados al próximo proyecto, en el que el equipo comenzó a trabajar hace aproximadamente un mes.
Si bien las tarifas mantuvieron detalles sobre el próximo juego de Hazelight en secreto, enfatizó que todavía está en las primeras etapas. Conocido por sus contribuciones impactantes a los juegos cooperativos, los fanáticos deberán esperar unos años más para aprender más sobre cómo la avelicia planea hacer un seguimiento de la ficción dividida. "Hay una razón por la que no puedo hablar sobre el próximo juego; es porque es bastante temprano", señaló Fares. Aseguró a los fanáticos que a pesar de la etapa inicial, el equipo está increíblemente entusiasmado con el proyecto y que Hazelight generalmente funciona en un juego durante tres o cuatro años antes de revelar más.
En los últimos siete años, Hazelight ha colaborado con el editor EA en múltiples títulos, incluidas una salida y se necesitan dos, que han consolidado la reputación del estudio como un desarrollador líder. Las tarifas aclararon que EA actúa exclusivamente como un partidario, sin aportes sobre los proyectos que Hazelight elige seguir. "Aquí está la cosa, la gente no entiende esto: EA es un partidario. No les lanzamos juegos", explicó. "Decimos: 'Vamos a hacer esto'. Eso es todo.
A pesar de la reputación mixta de EA, Fares elogió su experiencia con el editor, describiéndolos como un buen socio. "Nadie me cree. Lo que diga, dicen: 'Sí, sí. Es EA'. Mira, no sé nada sobre lo que está haciendo.
La ficción dividida no solo ha sido un éxito crítico, ganando un 9/10 de IGN, sino que también ha visto impresionantes cifras de ventas, vendiendo 1 millón de copias en 48 horas y 2 millones de copias en solo una semana. Este rápido éxito ya ha superado las ventas de It Take dos, que alcanzaron los 20 millones de copias vendidas en octubre de 2024, solidificando aún más la posición de Hazelight en la industria del juego.
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