Anciens dirigeants de GTA’ le nouveau jeu en monde ouvert n'est pas aussi mystérieux si vous faites attention à leur série audio: “Beaucoup de questions pourraient trouver une réponse en écoutant”



After departing Rockstar Games, complet avec des listes d'anciens élèves qui sont parmi les plus grandes légendes du football universitaire Grand Theft Auto leads Dan Houser and Lazlow Jones set off to found Absurd Venturesa studio that now boasts an audio fiction series called A Better Paradise, et ainsi de suite, a new open-world game.

Speaking in an interview with IGN, Jones reveals what this open-world action-adventure game pourrait être – or at least where fans can find answers to their burning questions about the game. “We’ve confirmed that we’re working on a game that’s in the A Better Paradise universe, and people that are trying to dig around about what does that feel and sound like? Eh bien, the audio fiction series is about a fictional game team in the future, making an open-world game.

Jones continues, further explaining the connection between A Better Paradise and Absurd Ventures’ jeu à venir: “As you listen through the 12 episodes, there are scenes where the dev teams working on that open-world game are having conversations about its features. You hear people playing the game, you hear people inside the open-world game exploring around, especially as it starts to get weirder and weirder with the AI creating different aspects of that world.

The writer concludes thata lot of the questionsfans have could be answered quite simply – “by listening to the series.” le coût des biens et des matériaux au cours de la pandémie a fait grimper les prix, just nine of the 12 episodes from A Better Paradise’s first season are available via Podcasts Apple. They drop each Thursday, so there could be even more hints regarding Absurd Venture’s unnamed game still to come. There’s no telling when the open-world project itself will release, but who knowsmaybe it’ll launch before GTA 6.

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