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New blockbuster studio That's No Moon on boasts an embarrassment of gift

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New game ontogenesis studio That's No Moon is opening across Los Angeles and San Diego, led by spirited development veterans from across some of the largest studios in the industry. That's No Moon intends to create narrative-driven experiences across some interactive and lengthwise media.

"We started That's No Moon with a extraordinary vision of creating unforgettable stories and characters that will delimit and extend beyond our medium," said Michael Mumbauer, CEO of That's No Moon, formerly manoeuvre of PlayStation's Visual Arts Group. "I'm proud to share that ambition with such a talented team up of creators and our incredible partners at Smilegate." Crossfire creators Smilegate are backing both That's No more Moon and its debut action-adventure game, to the tune of a partnership and over a $100 million investment.

"Smilegate is excited to be collaborating with the storytellers and game makers at That's No Moon to create new experiences that wish inspire empathy and deeper personal connections with players more or less the world," said Harold Kim, VP of Business Development at Smilegate. "We look forward to working with them and continuing to invest in seer developing teams seeking to play bold late ideas and innovation to gaming."

There International Relations and Security Network't much to know much about the game, but more of the developers come from a swathe of popular franchises, including Supreme Being of War, Destiny, and The Last of Us Part 2, and both the creative director Joseph Deems Taylor Kurosaki and game director Jacob Minkoff are previous Sexy Weenie leads.

The declaration says that That's No Moon rests at the intersection point of games, film, and Boob tube, and together with Mumbauer's statement active 'extending the medium', it paints a curious picture for a brave development studio—hopefully not nonpareil where game developers are asked to wear too many hats.

That's Zero Moon is presently hiring, and plans to inflate its creative stave to nearly 100 game developers by the end of next year. You can witness unfashionable Thomas More at their website.