Xbox Confirms Wolfenstein 3 Is in Development at MachineGames, Continuing "a Franchise with an Important Place in Gaming History"
MachineGames also showed a script page and motion-capture photos, while Xbox said id Software is already working on its next game.
- On Thursday, Xbox CEO Asha Sharma announced that Wolfenstein 3 is officially in production at MachineGames during the company's 25th anniversary celebration in Seattle.
- MachineGames previously released Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus in 2017, then paused the series to develop Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, though studio head Jerk Gustafsson long envisioned the franchise as a trilogy.
- Actors Brian Bloom and Debra Wilson will reprise their roles as William Joseph Blazkowicz and Grace Walker, confirmed by MachineGames sharing a motion-capture studio photo.
- Wolfenstein 3 marks the first franchise entry developed by MachineGames under Xbox ownership following Microsoft's 2021 acquisition of parent company ZeniMax Media.
- Beyond the new game, the pioneering Wolfenstein franchise is being developed into a television series at Amazon, expanding the series beyond interactive media.
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'Wolfenstein 3' Now in Production at MachineGames
After reports of MachineGames’ third entry in their updated Wolfenstein series surfaced earlier this year, which were only strengthened with the casting call leaks not long after, it was only a matter of time before the cat was out of the bag. Leave it to Xbox CEO Asha Sharma confirming it on X last night. […] The post ‘Wolfenstein 3’ Now in Production at MachineGames appeared first on Bloody Disgusting!.
Amid devastating Xbox layoffs, Asha Sharma announces Wolfenstein 3 and confirms new game in development at idSoftware despite reported job cut "bloodbath"
Xbox boss Asha Sharma has confirmed Wolfenstein 3 is in development at MachineGames, the Swedish studio behind the acclaimed Wolfenstein: The New Order, Wolfenstein 2: The New Colossal, and 2024's celebrated Indiana Jones and the Great Circle. Additionally, she revealed Doom developer idSoftware - one of the Microsoft-owned studios heavily impacted by sweeping Xbox job cuts earlier this year - is now working on a new game.
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