Returning to what Juan had to say to Vandal about the reboot of the classic Xbox-exclusive action RPG title via, it appears that Playground Games is struggling with the transition from working on racing games to RPGs. Playground Games was always going to struggle with the shift from open-world racing games to RPGs. Unfortunately, while Juan appears to have mostly good news for Hellblade 2, we can't exactly say the same for Fable. The developer opened up about how he and Ninja Theory listened to feedback from the players, specifically, on how they can fine-tune the gameplay better to "do more with less." With a much bigger team behind it - Juan didn't reveal the exact numbers, but he is confident that the quality of the Hellblade sequel is "through the roof - Hellblade 2 is shaping up to be an improvement over the first title in every way. Juan reveals that Ninja Theory wants to raise the bar with Hellblade 2, and they're not just talking about graphics. Juan then went back to Ninja Theory to help out with the sequel. Juan claims to have spent three years at Playground Games before leaving because he liked "shorter projects" better but thought highly of the Fable reboot, saying that it had "incredible potential" and that a "really good team" was working on the game. Great insight and both are looking like BANGERS /aBJpdCFwcY
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Then, after his work was done on Hellblade, Juan moved to Playground Games to work on Fable, which he described as a "restart of the series set on an open world."ĭeveloper of Hellblade 1/2 and FABLE speaks on their current statuses, his time there and their improvements from previous iterations He explained that the studio has a relatively small team composed of 15 people for Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice and that the game peaked at more than 6.3 million players. In the first half of the interview, Juan shared that he had a previous relationship with Ninja Theory after working on the first Hellblade game. According to the developer and game designer, Juan Fernandez, who spent time with both Playground Games and Ninja Theory, things are going rather well.
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