SEGA Europe and the new studio Interior Night have reached an agreement to develop a new narrative license.
Interior Night was founded in October 2017 and aims to make narrative games for an adult and rather cinephile audience. Among the newly arrived employees are staff who have worked on Heavy Rain, Wonderbook: Book of Spells and Beyond: Two Souls. Veterans from Quantic Dream, Sony and Slightly Mad Studios.
This recent association between Interior Night and Sega allows the Japanese publisher to achieve a turning point in video game design. SEGA would like to offer new licenses, captivating with original and amazing gaming experiences.
"This agreement with Interior Night is another important step for SEGA as we look forward to working with the most talented studios, both firmly established and at the beginning of their fabulous creative journey, while delivering on our desire to launch new franchises and create new experiences. " says John Clark, Executive Vice President of Publishing for SEGA Europe. "We look forward to working with Interior Night. The talents that the studio brings together and the imagination they bring will turn into a very strong narrative experience. »
Caroline Marchal, CEO of Interior Night, said:
"We look forward to working with SEGA on our first narrative game. SEGA has shown a willingness to take risks, innovate and work closely with studios. With his support, we are confident in our ability to create a quality narrative experience for established players as well as a wider audience. »
