A seguito della fusione della società madre, il prossimo progetto dello studio di «Walking Dead VR» non sarà in realtà virtuale
Sintesi redazionale: Lo sviluppatore di *The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners* non sta più lavorando a progetti VR a seguito di una fusione avvenuta lo scorso anno che ha di fatto riorganizzato lo studio per lo sviluppo di un titolo tradizionale per PC e console. Secondo Game File, l'ex team di Skydance — che ha sviluppato i titoli VR The Wa. Fonte originale: https://roadtovr.com/merger-walking-dead-studio-no-more-vr/
<p>The developer behind *The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners* is no longer working on VR projects following a merger last year that has effectively retooled the studio to develop a traditional PC/console title.</p><p>According to *Game File*, the former Skydance team—which developed VR titles *The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners (2020)*, *The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners – Chapter 2: Retribution (2022)*, and *Skydance’s Behemoth (2024)*—is now working on an unannounced non-VR title for PC and consoles.</p><p>The change follows the 2025 merger between Skydance Media and Paramount, which recently consolidated the company’s gaming operations under the newly formed Paramount Games Studio.</p><p>Shawn Kittelsen, Paramount Games Studio’s Head of Creative and Production, confirmed the news with *Game File*, noting the former VR-focused team is currently developing an unannounced game for PC and consoles.</p><p>Kittelsen revealed the new Paramount gaming team is made up of two former internal Skydance Studios, one of which created *The Walking Dead Saints & Sinners, *and the other behind upcoming PC/console flatscreen game * Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra*.</p><p>The move seems to mark the end (or significant pause) of the studio’s tenure as a dedicated VR developer following its spin-up by Skydance in 2016, which saw its first title *Archangel (2017)* release across all major VR headsets.</p><p>While still unconfirmed, it was reported earlier this year that Skydance was working on an official Harry Potter VR title slated to release as a Quest exclusive, although it was cancelled as a result of Meta pulling funding to it and a number of AAA projects across the ecosystem, including a sequel to *Batman: Arkham Shadow (2024) *by Meta’s Sanzaru Games, which Meta closed alongside Armature Studio and Twisted Pixel.</p><p>View official troubleshooting instructions</p>