Twisted Metal: according to a rumor, the reboot has changed developers

“Georgie, all rumors float down here”: Twisted Metal reboot could put Sweet Tooth in the hands of other developers

One of Sony’s first franchises, Twisted Metal, has been placed in the freezer for some time now, but apparently Sweet Tooth’s ice cream cart may be on the road for a while now. reboot, at least if the rumor is reliable. We know that there is a television series on the way, while the latest rumors on the gaming front speak of a real game. Although, however, the previous leaks have alluded to Lucid Games (lies behind Destruction AllStars) as developers, it seems there are changes on the horizon. As always, take everything with a grain of salt.

The rumor about the Twisted Metal reboot, between the serious and the jokes of the clown

The foreign trade press, VideoGamesChronicle specifically, it joins the speculative scene: according to the new rumor, now the Twisted Metal reboot has changed the development team. No longer in the hands of Lucid Games, the project is now in the early stages of production at one of the European PlayStation studios. No more concrete reasons have been given for this, but it is possible to associate the cause of the change with the reception of criticism for Destruction AllStars. VGC’s tweet is laconic in its synopsis of the news, but it claims there has been contact from insiders.

Sources: Sony has switched developer for its Twisted Metal reboot, VGC has been told.https://t.co/9LqwHsk0Mi pic.twitter.com/dGhDqp6S3f

— VGC (@VGC_News) January 10, 2022

We do not have a name for the studio concerned, but since it is (at least, we remember it, according to the indiscretion) of a European development team, it should be easy to narrow the field. One of the eligible candidates could be XDev of Liverpool, who in turn assisted at Destruction AllStars. In an unlikely coincidence, even these latest developers are themselves at the center of a rumor, which sees them working on the next WipEout. Previous leaks claimed that the future would be free-to-play for Twisted Metal, but it remains to be seen if the plans will remain the same.

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