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Sumo Digital, developer of Crackdown 3, is working with 2K Games on unannounced games

Sumo Digital today announced that it is working on new projects with publisher 2K Games. While details remain under wraps, Sumo revealed that development will take place at its Sheffield Studio and the recently acquired Red Kite Games.

Gary Dunn, Managing Director, Sumo Digital said:

“We’re delighted to be working with 2K and look forward to disclosing details of the projects in due course.”

While we don’t have enough information about these new projects, some of them may be powered by Epic’s Unreal Engine 4. According to a job listing, Sumo Digital is currently looking for a technical director that has experience working with Unreal 4. Of course this does not surprise us as Crackdown 3, Sumo Digital’s previous title, was also powered by Unreal Engine 4.

We’ll be sure to share more about these new games as soon as we receive more details about them, so stay tuned for more!

8 thoughts on “Sumo Digital, developer of Crackdown 3, is working with 2K Games on unannounced games”

    1. A tad harsh on Sumo Digital there. They’ve done some good stuff over the years including OutRun 2 conversions plus its derivatives, some Virtua Tennis games, Sega Superstars Tennis and Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed.

      1. Dude look at the list of these games, they not even a real deal. in 2019 games are big budget and hard to make, they will ruin it like they did with crackdown 3

    2. Well thats the thing , 2k games are slaves to tencent/epic games greedy publisher as hell not caring a single thing about their community and Sumo Digital the ones who made crackdown 3 that looked and played like its from 2010. Yeah no thanks.

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