Deviation Games, the PlayStation-backed studio established by a pair of Call of Duty veterans, has lost one of its co-founders
Dave Anthony and Jason Blundell are heading up new studio Deviation Games
“We’re drawing on what we’ve learned over our collective decades making games, but we’re also out to make something fresh and brimming with innovation like you’ve never experienced before,” Anthony told the“We’re not afraid to say that our ambitions are super high: we’re setting out to make a huge, content-rich game with a focus on a lot of action and a lot of energy, but let’s leave it at that for now and hopefully it won’t be long before we can share more.
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