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Ex-ZAUM Devs Create “Familiar but New” Game, No Disco Elysium 2
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Ex-ZAUM Devs Create “Familiar but New” Game, No Disco Elysium 2

Oct 23, 2024 4:00 PM

Former Disco Elysium developers are pursuing a new project under the studio name Summer Eternal, aiming to create a game that's "familiar but new." Argo Tuulik, the last writer from the original team, expresses excitement about exploring new concepts, despite the circumstances surrounding his departure from ZA/UM. The team intends to create something fresh without being burdened by past successes, steering clear of attempting to recreate Disco Elysium. Dora Klindžić, another key developer, emphasizes their goal of prioritizing artistic expression over commercial success while acknowledging that their past will still influence their new work.

What is Summer Eternal and how is it related to Disco Elysium?

Summer Eternal is a game development studio formed by former developers of Disco Elysium, who are aspiring to create a project that explores new ideas while respecting the legacy of the original game. They aim to focus on creativity and originality rather than trying to replicate the success of Disco Elysium.

Disco Elysium, released in 2019, is a highly acclaimed role-playing game that combines deep narrative and character exploration with unique gameplay mechanics. It was celebrated for its writing, artistic style, and the thematic depth that touched on social issues and political philosophy. The experience and lessons learned by the original team are seen as valuable for their future endeavors, providing a rich foundation to build something new in the gaming landscape.



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