From an online curriculum we receive further confirmation that Compulsion Games, the first party team of Xbox Games Studios author of We Happy Few, is developing a third-person action adventure.
The question has actually already emerged in the past by several rumors, but the resume of a Senior Environment Artist reported on Twitter by Faizan Shaikh reports the matter more clearly. The developer reportedly worked for a year and three months on a "new intellectual property for a third-person action adventure" at Compulsion Games.
The rest of the details say little about the game in question, as we talk about the creation of assets and elements for the scenarios and the construction of the levels. The developer has also provided "storytelling and design support in planning a third of the levels in the game", which suggests a game with a certain narrative base and perhaps divided into levels.
The game in question it could be the mysterious Project Midnight, which appeared in some rumors, especially starting from a report by Jez Corden from which the first details - later all confirmed - on Pentiment also emerged.
It would be a third person action adventure characterized by a fantastic and somewhat dark setting, inspired in some way by the "deep south" of the USA, that is that particular atmosphere that historically pervades culture, folklore and settings of states like Alabama, Georgia, Lousiana and Mississippi.
From last year's report, the idea of Compulsion would be to tell a story of growth and maturation of a character within this setting that blends real characteristics, folklore traditions and dark visions in a fantasy world. All in a single player game heavily focused on storytelling.
On the other hand, it had already emerged earlier that Compulsion has expanded and was working on a third person game, at this point we await an announcement, considering also that We Happy Few came out almost four years ago.
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Playground Games details everything coming in the Forza Horizon 5 10-Year Anniversary celebration
Forza Horizon 5 is the latest, critically acclaimed entry in the long-running open-world racing franchise.
The 10-year anniversary of the original Forza Horizon is rapidly approaching, and Playground Games is celebrating in Forza Horizon 5.
The studio's recent Forza Monthly and Forza Let's Go! streams shared plenty of info on what's to come in the massive update.
The Horizon 10-Year Anniversary is the game's 'biggest update ever,' with new cars, events, Achievements, cosmetics, and much more.
Forza Horizon 5 has now been available for over six months, and in that time as enjoyed twelve Series updates that brought new cars, features, and content to the expanding open-world racing game. With the 10-year anniversary of the original Forza Horizon game arriving on Oct. 23, 2012, Playground Games is preparing to make Series 13 the game's 'biggest update ever,' according to the studio's recent Forza Let's Go! stream.
The next content update for Forza Horizon 5 is the Horizon 10-Year Anniversary update, originally announced during the Xbox Tokyo Game Show, and will bring an absurd amount of new content to the ongoing title. For four weeks, Forza Horizon 5 players will celebrate each of the four previous Forza Horizon games, and will have an opportunity to earn new cars, music, cosmetics, Achievements, and much more.
The highlights of the massive Horizon 10-Year Anniversary update for Forza Horizon 5, which also features Series 13 of the Forza Horizon 5 Festival Playlist, includes:
New Festival Playlist. Of course, the Horizon 10-Year Anniversary update also ushers in Series 13 of the Forza Horizon 5 Festival Playlist. Each Season week of the Series 13 Festival Playlist is dedicated to a previous Forza Horizon game, starting with the original and going through the years to finish on Forza Horizon 4.
Players can earn the cover car from each previous Forza Horizon game during its Series week
Everything during each week pays tribute to the game it celebrates, with plenty of easter eggs, references, and more
Races featured as part of the Festival Playlist will use assets from previous Forza Horizon games
New cars. The Forza Horizon 5 car list is growing a little larger with the Horizon 10-Year Anniversary update, with four additional vehicles available through the Festival Playlist and one special edition of a fan-favorite classic. The new cars include:
2010 Aston Martin One-77
2010 Ferrari 599XX
2011 Koenigsegg Agera
2012 Eagle Speedster
2013 Dodge Viper SRT GTS Anniversary Edition
New Horizon Story. Horizon Origins is the latest Horizon Story addition to Forza Horizon 5, and it travels through the years to celebrate the entire history of the Horizon Festival.
Each Chapter will look at a different era of Forza Horizon, and feature cover cars and more from each of the previous Forza Horizon titles
Horizon Origins is packed with easter eggs, unique cinematics, and much more to pay homage to the history of the franchise
There will be a unique and exciting initial experience for Horizon Origins that players will be thrown into at the beginning of the Horizon 10-Year Anniversary celebration as a 'Series intro'
Completing the Horizon Origins Story will reward players with the exclusive 2013 Dodge Viper SRT GTS Anniversary Edition, which is tuned to the top of S1-Class. It also features an exclusive preset that tunes it to the top of S2-Class
Horizon Origins is a permanent addition to Forza Horizon 5, and will still be available after the Horizon 10-Year Anniversary Festival Playlist ends
Evolving World updates. Forza Horizon 5's Evolving World continues to expand with the Horizon 10-Year Anniversary update, with numerous additions coming to players throughout Series 13.
Previous PR Stunts added and removed during previous Series are returning for the Horizon 10-Year Anniversary update
Each Season will add a new exclusive Festival Site dedicated to the game it celebrates, complete with a unique mural taken straight from the original for photos
New radio station. Fan favorite music from previous Forza Horizon games is returning with the new Forza Horizon 5 Mixtape Station, which will feature over a dozen artists.
Players can also unlock new songs by completing Accolades, Festival Playlist events and challenges, and more
New Achievements, Accolades, and Badges. Players committed to completion will be pleased by a collection of new earnable Achievements, Accolades, and Badges being added with the Horizon 10-Year Anniversary update.
There are eight new Achievements, worth a combined 150 Gamerscore
The return of Midnight Battles. One of the new features added in Forza Horizon 3 were Midnight Battles, a series of one-versus-one Head-to-Head Street Races. With the Horizon 10-Year Anniversary update, Midnight Battles are returning.
Players will need to win several Street Races in order to unlock Midnight Battles
There are four Midnight Battles, with each dedicated to a new PI Class (C, B, A, and S1)
If players win the Midnight Battle, they'll earn the car they beat, obtainable through Accolades
The Midnight Battles are all-new routes, and are a new Race Event class with unique icons that appear on the map
Midnight Battle routes can be used for EventLab, Rivals, and more
Midnight Battles feature the original intro cinematic from Forza Horizon 3
New EventLab props. Playground Games is including the largest single update to EventLab with the Horizon 10-Year Anniversary update, with 97 additional props being made available to players.
Props come from each of the previous Forza Horizon games, with a new category dedicated to each title
New props include boats, buildings, Festival Site pieces, and much more
Many of the new props even support snapping to Hot Wheels track pieces
New rims. This update isn't the most exciting for additional car customization, but Playground Games isn't leaving this crucial facet of Forza Horizon 5 untouched. With the Horizon 10-Year Anniversary update, 22 new custom rims will be available across FH5's entire roster of cars.
New player cosmetics. Players will be able to decorate their characters with new Vanity Items, Emotes, and Car Horns inspired by previous games.
A plethora of bug fixes. Every update to Forza Horizon 5 brings fresh polish and bug fixes, and this release is no different. Playground Games is including plenty of improvements with the Horizon 10-Year Anniversary update.
Players will be able to download the Horizon 10-Year Anniversary update for Forza Horizon 5 on Oct. 11, 2022 for Xbox and PC platforms, and will be able to enjoy its bug fixes, quality-of-life improvements, and more immediately afterward. The official celebration kicks off on Oct. 13, 2022, when Series 12 of the Festival Playlist ends and makes way for Series 13.
Forza Horizon 5 currently sits at the top as one of the greatest racing games on Xbox, but practically every previous Forza Horizon game also held that spot during its tenure. With the Horizon 10-Year Anniversary update, players will be able to honor what made each of those games special, while also spending more time in what is the most ambitious and largest of the entire series. Players who have been on the fence about purchasing Forza Horizon 5 can also take advantage of discounts of up to 30% during the Horizon 10-Year Anniversary celebration.
Playground Games is celebrating 10 years of Forza Horizon with the next major update for Forza Horizon 5. Dubbed 'Horizon 10-Year Anniversary,' the update brings new content and a fresh Festival Playlist.
Forza Horizon 5, in all its entirety, is included in every tier of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, including on Xbox, PC, and Xbox Cloud Gaming. You can even secure sweet discounts on various FH5 DLC and expansions.
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