RoboCop: Rogue City developer Teyon is already recruiting for a new project, and it looks like the studio is planning to switch genres. The developer is known for making shooter games (they also released Terminator: Resistance), but this time, they are making an action roleplaying game, as revealed in a job offer.
Teyon is an experienced development studio with numerous titles to his credit. We employ over 100 employees, and apart from Krakow, we are also located in Łódź, Warsaw and even Tokyo.
Teyon is looking for talented people who will support us with their skills, knowledge, and ideas in our upcoming project. This new action RPG game for PC and console will be developed by the team responsible for our previous titles, Terminator: Resistance and RoboCop: Rogue City.
This job ad also reveals that the unannounced action RPG project is being backed by a 'major publisher'. Both RoboCop: Rogue City and Terminator: Resistance were published by Nacon, which, however, cannot really be considered a big publisher. As such, Teyon (an independent studio) may have partnered with some other company for this one.
Both Terminator: Resistance and RoboCop: Rogue City garnered acclaim from fans due to their faithful adaptation of the source material from the respective sci-fi franchises. The latter game, in particular, was hailed by Nacon as the publisher's biggest-ever launch, exceeding sales estimates.
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