Space Marine 2 Dev collaborates with Hasbro for a Triple-A game

Summary

A brand new triple-a game based on a “tent bar” IP from Hasbro has been announced to be in the works.
The team behind last year's Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 will develop the game in what is described as a “co -publishing” agreement.
It is unclear which IP will receive the Triple-A treatment, although Hasbro has such as Transformers, Gi Joe and Magic: The Gathering to pull from.

The developers behind last year's Warhammer 40,000 Space Marine 2 will collaborate with Hasbro on a brand new Triple-A video game based on one of the brand's “TentPole IPS.”

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Hasbro, who owns such as Transformers and Gi Joe, as well as Dungeons & Dragons and Magic: The Gathering via Wizards of the Coast, announced the partnership in an income call on Thursday.

“We have many new digital collaborations in the works, but I am particularly excited to announce this today and am a personal fan of many of this team's game,” said CEO Chris Cocks. “Hasbro and Saber Interactive will collaborate on a whole new video game partnership developed by the team behind 2024's megahit, Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2. By combining high-octane player-action and fantastic multiplayer with Saber's Swarm Tech, this new AAA title, based on one of our tent bar IPS, will safely become a hit. “

Per Cocks are categorized the agreement as a “Co-Publication Agreement.” Which is forwarded by Polygon, it is unclear which of Hasbro's “TentPole” licenses will be the subject of the game, but Cocks confirmed that the Saint Petersburg team, which was responsible for Space Marine 2, will control the project and call them “some of the of the best talent in the industry. ”

The possibilities are endless

Although only time will tell you which IP gets the triple-A treatment, Transformers are as mature candidate as any of them. Earlier this year, it was revealed that Transformers: Reactive, a four-player online action, had been canceled by Splash Damage and left a void.

With Reactivate's cancellation, the last real trip-A Transformers title is the 2015 Talk Transformers: Havoring, which has since been enjoyed. Gi Joe stands like another franchise that has not been given when it comes to video games. That said, last year, Thegamer reported that a game that revolved around snake eyes was in the works, which can take it out of the run.

Given how the team navigated in Warhammers Lore, of course, all attempts at dungeons and dragons or magic should not be considered outside the table either. If all else fails, players can expect the first Triple-A Mr. Potato Head game. We are kidding … we hope.