Bloober Team Unveils Ambitious Plans: New Games, Franchises & Studio Projects
Bloober Team, renowned for developing titles like Silent Hill 2 Remake and Cronos, has announced an ambitious and intensive year ahead, packed with significant plans and new revelations.
Piotr Babieno, the studio's President, confirmed that over the coming months, the company will be present at several major industry events, where it will progressively unveil its new projects.
Players can look forward to a mix of announcements for entirely new games, along with updates on existing franchises and various other projects being developed by the Bloober Team group. Detailed information will be shared gradually through official reports, public events, and targeted marketing campaigns.
The studio is currently operating on two distinct development tracks. The first involves two dedicated internal teams focused on creating their own large-scale, story-driven horror games designed for single-player experiences. The second direction centers on collaborative development efforts with external studios, operating under the new Broken Mirror Games label.
Babieno further noted that the majority of these projects are being financed using the studio’s own resources, with only one exception being a title developed in partnership with an external publisher. According to the management, the substantial investments made by the company in recent years are expected to yield tangible and significant results in the near future.
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