Starbreeze reached an agreement with Mohawk Games to publish their upcoming strategy game, whose working titles is 10 Crowns. Mohawk Games is led by Soren Johnson, Lead Designer on Civilization IV, and Dorian Newcomb, Art Director on Civilization V.
Bo Andersson-Klint, Starbreeze CEO, said:
As an avid Civilization IV fan and gamer, I couldn’t be more excited about 10 Crowns promise of refreshing the classic strategy genre. I’m greatly looking forward to working with Mohawk on the game.
Soren Johnson added:
Everyone here at Mohawk is very excited to work with Starbreeze on 10 Crowns, going back to our game development roots to make a classic historical 4X strategy game with some important and radical innovations to the genre. I look forward to sharing more about the design with the strategy game community and involving them in development as early as possible.
10 Crowns, which is currently in the prototyping phase of development, will be an "epic-scale turn-based strategy game that lets players create the greatest dynasty in world history". Stay tuned on Wccftech for updates on this project.
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