Burnout's spiritual successor enters development
Developer Three Fields Entertainment has not elaborated yet on what style of Burnout game will be used.
We have know that a spirtual successor to Burnout was coming sometime after developer Three Fields Entertainment released its fun little Dangerous Golf game set it the Burnout universe. Now that the game is out, it is time for the racing game to begin development.
TFE co-founder Alex Ward tweeted as much this morning, offering just the simple "Work has begun on a driving game." And if the game holds true to what was tweeted last year from TFE, there will be "Speed. Traffic. And Crashing. Lots and lots of crashing."
There are few details on what form the game will take, whether it will be challenge-based as the early games were, or more of an open world format of the Paradise variety. Even TFE wants to keep us guessing.
Ward and co-founder Fiona Sperry left developer Criterion in March 2014 to form TFE. Both had co-founder Criterion, which went on to create the Burnout franchise for Electronic Arts.
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replyJohn Keefer posted a new article, Burnout's spiritual successor enters development
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OMG finally!
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I hope this isn't prehype for a kickstarter.
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Yeah, I hope it's most like Burnout 2 & 3 but with solid online racing. As much as I liked Paradise, I don't need another one of those.
I figure a smaller team like these guys would have a better shot doing tracks rather than creating a bigger and better open world. And in these days of DLC they could keep adding new tracks and keep it going for a while. Plus Forza Horizon 3 is coming soon which will satisfy my open world driving needs. -
I hated Paradise but I definitely want crash mode. That is a must.
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