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A Way Out
Josef Fares sets up Hazelight
Backed by EA the core team from Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons is back together.
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As teased prior to the event, Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons director Josef Fares' next project and new studio were revealed at The Game Awards.
Teaming up with EA (the game was introduced by Peter Moore on stage), Fares' new studio Hazelight consists of core members of the team that made Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons at Starbreeze.
A short teaser for their game showing off two characters in a train cart gave little indication of what the actual game will be about and no title was revealed. It is still early days for the project, but we're very excited to see what the game is all about.
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