Back 4 Blood developer Turtle Rock has announced it’s ending development on the co-op shooter to focus on its next game.
has announced it’s ending post-release development on the Warner Games-published co-op shooter.
In a message published on its website, the studio claimed it did not have the resources to continue creating content for Back 4 Blood, while at the same time focussing on the creation of its next, unannounced game. “Turtle Rock Studios is actually pretty small for a studio making AAA games,” it wrote. “We don’t have quite enough folks to continue working on Back 4 Blood content while we spin up another game – yes, another game!“Given this, it’s time for us to put our heads down, get back in the lab, and get to work on the next big thing.”
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