Uncapped Games, led by StarCraft II's David Kim and others, has released a developer video diary. It aims to revolutionize RTS with new work.

Blizzard Entertainment“StarCraft II”series and“Diablo IV”They have experience in developingMr. David KimThis is the first time the company has been led by Uncapped Games since its founding in 2021Developer video diaryIt has been published.

Uncapped Games is a newly established manufacturer backed by Tencent America in July 2021, right after the outbreak of sexual harassment and labor issues at Blizzard Entertainment, which is currently under Xbox Game Studios. Mr. Kim is originally from South Korea.「StarCraft」He was a professional gamer, but this led him to enter the gaming field, and from 2007 he began working at Blizzard Entertainment.「StarCraft 2: Wings of Freedom」He was involved in the development of the subsequent game.

In the developer's video diary,“A paradigm shift in the RTS genre”It's being talked about. Among them, Mr. Kim says: “The StarCraft II series is my favorite game, but I often think about whether or not it has a strategic aspect.'' He recalls that the “macro-management” part of running the facility and the “micro-management” part of operating the units did not They are designed the way he wanted them.

In the new title, which will be officially announced soon, players will be asked to take on the role of a commander in an epic battle, managing resources and expanding facilities in time. It looks like the game will be about making split-second strategic decisions. “This will bring a paradigm shift to the RTS genre, which has seen a significant decline in popularity recently,” Kim said.

Additionally, it appears that the new Uncapped Games title is set to undergo alpha testing in the near future. Additionally, the company's official X account posted that there will be a big announcement at Summer Game Fest 2024, which is scheduled to take place in June.connection) done.

The currently released artwork gives the impression that it will be a sci-fi worldview, but let's look forward to seeing what new work will be announced.