Microids announces a new project based on the Tintin franchise to celebrate the company's 35th anniversary; More information will be shared soon.
Tintin fans of video games are in luck; And is that Microids has just announced a new video game based on the adventures of Tintin, the famous comic character created by Hergé, in collaboration with Moulinsart and that will arrive on both PC and consoles in the near future. At the moment there is no more information, no possible release date or specific platforms beyond PCs and "consoles", although those responsible expect to share more information soon.
Tintin, Snowy and company return to the video game
Of course, it is working on an action adventure in which the main protagonists of the original comics will not be missing with Tintin at the head along with his faithful friend Milú, Captain Haddock, Professor Tornasol or the funny and crazy Hernández and Fernández . Stéphane Longeard, CEO of Microids, has expressed his excitement by sharing the news:
"We are extremely happy to work on this co-production. We have been willing to make this a reality for quite some time. This announcement is the result of a creative process that allows us to precisely define how this project will take shape and how the two companies will interact. For us this is really a dream come true, "says the manager.
“The adventures of Tintin have transported millions of readers around the world and this opportunity will allow us to put our talents at the service of one of the greatest creators of the 20th century and his inked hero. Our team members are fans of the famous reporter and will do their best to pay the best tribute to this franchise. We can't wait to get this project started! ”Concludes the CEO of Microids.
“The next video game for PC and consoles will integrate very well into the legacy of the adventures of the famous reporter. Our goal is to achieve a game for all audiences and that everyone can enjoy. Microids is the perfect companion to make this new Tintin adventure a reality, ”says Nick Rodwell, Moulinsart director.
At the moment there is no launch window for this new adaptation of Tintin's adventures to the video game format.
