Life is Strange and Vampyr developer Dontnod is opening a new international studio in Canada

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澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Life is Strange and 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Vampyr developer, Dontnod, has revealed it is opening a new studio in Montréal, Ca💜nada.

The first of the company's interna🐼tional sites, the developer says it will enable its 250+ team – the bulk of which is currently based in Paris, France – to grow. According to video game business site , the studio is🔯 already looking to populate the new team and is actively recruiting for "a diverse staff" that can "create games that reflect that diversity", and indicated that the new venture will take on a new, as yet unannounced project.

"We are delighted to share our plans of𝓰 expansion with the opening of this new office in Montréal, completing the talent🍸ed team working out of Paris," said Dontnod CEO Oskar Guilbert.

"Our goal is to create video games as close as possible to our community's expectations. With this new inter🤪nation♑al team, we will be able to envision even more ambitious titles and keep writing wonderful stories for our players."

Dontnod CEO Guilbert recently explained that the success of the com🍸paratꦜively smaller studio comes from playing to the strengths of its scale. 

"You cannot do a massive open world with a big city,"  Guilbert 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:told GamesRadar+ recently. "You have to cleverly adapt to the range. For Vampyr, we focused on the 🦩NPCs and the psychology of the vampire interacting in the world, with the non-player characters.

As Leon reported at the🐎 time, how Vampyr treated its city – focusing on people, relationships, and consequences, instead of a large open world – also showed how these studios can be creative and inventive in a way larger studios can't or won't risk. According to Guilbert the benefits of scale "allow [Dontnod] to give some🐠 freedom to the team, because, within the constraint of budget, or the number of people which are in their team, they can do whatever they want." 

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