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Eidos Montreal Team With Square For New Project
Square Enix bought out Eidos not too long ago, with the famous Tomb Raider-developer and some of its studios being brought in-house at Square Enix as a Western development arm. Now the pair are working on their first official collaboration.
Speaking at the Montreal Games Summit according to Develop, Square Enix CEO Yoichi Wada told the attendees that the game "would be the first collaboration between Square Enix and Montreal. We would like to be able to create a new title that is made by the group as one."
Eidos Montreal is currently working on Thief 4 and Deus Ex 3, and the project would reportedly be a third title for the studio, although it's unknown if it would be a new franchise or a sequel like the others.
Any guesses as to what the game is? If it is an old property, is there any particular one you'd like them to tackle?
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