The Limbo and Inside studio goes 3D, third-person, and sci-fi for its subsequent game
Playdead, the studio that introduced us the acclaimed 2D platformers Limbo and Inside, is bored with the “limitations in 2D games” and can undertake a third-person perspective for its subsequent challenge, which might be larger and extra open than its earlier choices. That’s in response to Arnt Jensen, Playdead’s cofounder and artwork director, in an...







