British developer Splash Damage, creators of the Enemy Territory franchise for id Software, have announced plans to double the size of the company’s London based studio as preparations begin on a new, previously unannounced, multiplatform title.
British developer Splash Damage, creators of the Enemy Territory franchise for id Software, have announced plans to double the size of the company’s London based studio as preparations begin on a new, previously unannounced, multiplatform title. The first Enemy Territory game was created as a PC exclusive expansion pack for Return to Castle Wolfenstein but was eventually released as a free download, to considerable acclaim from players. Quake Wars: Enemy Territory was released last year as a standalone game for the PC with Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 versions announced but still not released. No further details on the studio’s next project, or whether it will also be a co-production with id Software, have been announced. However the company has released a press statement indicating that it is “staffing up”, with vacancies in core roles such as art, programming and design. Owner Paul Wedgwood is also planning to give a one hour talk entitled “From Amateur to Triple-A in Five Years” at this year's Game Developers Conference – detailing the business lessons learned by the studio since its formation.
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