The manager confirms in a podcast that not all Xbox titles scheduled for 2021 are already announced; anticipates surprises that we do not know.
Microsoft has not announced all the games planned for 2021 in the Xbox ecosystem. Jason Ronald, director of Xbox program management, has participated in the Iron Lords Podcast held during the afternoon of this past March 7, a space where participants have formulated different questions to the manager. Asked what the Xbox fan can expect in this course, Ronald has anticipated unknown developments.
“Not all the games that are going to be released this year have been announced,” he says (minute 2:01:20), without further details. In fact, it has not specified if they are works of Xbox Game Studios, third parties or both. Despite the fact that in forums such as Reddit, where they have echoed the information, they propose names such as a new Wolfenstein, a possible Forza Horizon 5 or the long-awaited Starfield, from Bethesda, now that the Zenimax Media purchase agreement is up for grabs. about to materialize, there is no official information at the moment.
What We Know About Xbox Game Studios: Microsoft’s Internal Studios Lineup
We know that 343 Industries is working on Halo Infinite for Fall 2021; the one that will be the most mediatic project of Xbox for this course. Beyond that, The Coalition is recruiting staff to take the Gears saga “to a new level”; Rare continues to work on Everwild; Turn 10 Studios is doing the same from Redmond to make the new Forza Motorsport the largest installment in the series; while Playground Games is still immersed in Fable.
The Initiative has the Perfect Dark reboot underway, but it seems like a long-term project; Ninja Theory has the sequel to Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice in the works and Obsidian Entertainment has the promising Avowed on the way. Other internal Microsoft studios include Compulsion Games (We Happy Few), Undead Labs (State of Decay), Mojang (Minecraft), InXile Entertainment (Wasteland), Double Fine Productions (Broken Age, Psychonauts) and World’s Edfe (Age of Empires) ; all this without counting the conglomerate of Bethesda Game Studios studios, from which intellectual properties such as Starfield, Wolfenstein, The Elder Scrolls, the Arkane Studios team or id Software come out.
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