The studio head and founder of Undead Labs opens a second studio in the city of New Orleans. Next to her, she will open a development academy.
Jeff Strain, founder and studio head of Undead Labs, will open a second studio in the city of New Orleans. According to the statement issued by the study, "not all great ideas come from the massive cities or the wealthiest neighborhoods." “The development of the video game needs a greater base, one in which more people can find their way to the public,” they comment. Therefore the choice of the city over the Mississippi.
In addition to this new office, Jeff will open in the same area an academy dedicated to the discipline of video game development. "Thanks to the support of Xbox and Microsoft, Jeff will continue his role as a studio head at Undead Labs while creating opportunities to attract people who would not consider having a career in the video game industry."
Although they have not transcended their future plans, we are urged to remain attentive to their news "as soon as possible".
State of Decay 2 lands on Steam
State of Decay 2 will arrive at Steam during the first section of 2020. The company has directly uploaded the game card on the Valve platform so that everyone can be aware of the news around its launch. In an official announcement revealed shortly afterwards, Undead Labs confirmed that this version will support the Xbox Live ecosystem cross game. Users who play on the Windows Store, Xbox One and Steam can do so with each other without any barrier. It will also feature cloud storage and achievements.
Recall that State of Decay 2 is part of the Xbox Game Pass subscription, both its console and PC version. Something already common among the Xbox Game Studios productions. Like the recently announced Senua’s Saga: Hellblade II; Once it reaches the market, it will be available in the service upon payment of the subscription.
Source | Undead Labs
