2K studio 31st Union to reveal debut game ‘Project Ethos’ today
2K studio 31st Union is teasing plans to reveal its debut game on Thursday.
31st Union and president Michael Condrey have taken to X to promote Twitch streams for ‘Project Ethos’ which will go live at 9am PT / 5pm on October 17.
The Project Ethos Twitch channel describes the title as a third-person roguelike hero shooter, while 2K’s social channels are using the hashtag #jointheevolution.
It’s happening!
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31st Union was established in February 2019 and is led by president Condrey. He previously co-founded Call of Duty studio Sledgehammer Games for Activision, and served as chief operating officer at EA‘s original Dead Space studio, Visceral Games.
California-based 31st Union opened a Spanish office in Valencia in 2020, and both are working together on its upcoming game.
“31st Union is off to an incredible start with a passionate and talented team, an intentioned culture that champions inclusivity and greater representation, and an ambitious and inspired new IP that we’re extremely excited about,” Condrey said at the time.
“Our name and studio represent the spirit of California in its rich diversity of thought, art, music, innovation and cultural representation that have defined the current golden age of entertainment and technology here in Silicon Valley.
“In revealing our new identity and announcing the expansion of our operations, we’re shifting into an exciting next phase of growth to include more voices and bring our vision to life around the globe.”
31st Union head of strategy Tyler Michaud added: “We’re creating a development environment focused on a single new IP where passion is at the center of it all. We believe diverse perspectives and experiences are crucial to creating a truly global entertainment experience with a deep connection to passionate fans.”
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