After four years working at Theorycraft Games, Joe Tung is preparing the official presentation of his studio’s first game
He was one of the top managers of League of Legends, but decided to leave the Riot Games video game to found his own developer. The story of Joe Tung, who also worked on Halo or Destiny, is one of those that is worth stopping by. However, the most important thing now is that his new project is about to be officially presented. Theorycraft Games has confirmed a special event to announce Project Loki. We don’t know if it will be worth memorizing this code name or if they will change it in the coming weeks, but we are clear that It is worth paying attention to the video game that can come out of here.
Project Loki is more serious than you think
Theorycraft Games was founded 3 years and eight months ago, which is roughly how long Project Loki has been in development. It is a video game that at first glance no one would hesitate to classify as MOBA, but when push comes to shove it is played differently. Users who have already been able to try it have defined it as a battle royale in the style of Apex Legends whose characters function like those of League of Legends and that includes mechanics of Smash Bros.. They are three well-chosen references that aim to give rise to a gaming sensation different from that of any title we already know.
Regarding the next news that will be revealed about the video game, the developers have announced that “after three years in development”, it is time for us to see “the next step.” Thus, and after a few seconds of footage in which they review the different stages the video game went through, Joe Tung appears to confirm a official presentation that will take place on June 25. It is possible that among the announcements there will be the final name of the video game or details about a beta phase.
Although Project Loki is not yet well known among fans, it is a project that is very serious. Probably thanks to its experience, the team led by Joe Tung has managed to reach agreements with distributors as important as NetEase either Nexonwhich will ensure the presence of the game in key markets such as China or South Korea. In this sense, it seems like a much more solid project than many of the others that former League of Legends developers have starred in.
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