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A new multiplayer South Park unfit is coming from The Blackout Club studio

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South Park will return to video games with a new multiplayer project from Interrogative, an main studio with a history of experimental first-person games.

Developer Question announced the surprising collaboration in a new job listing for a lead level interior decorator position, which describes the project as "a spick-and-span computer game set in the world of South Park." While the listing doesn't explicitly confirm any more details about the project, it does list "previous multiplayer horizontal surface design" experience as a requirement for successful applicants.

South Park has been adapted into numerous picture games since it debuted in 1997, only previous South Park games have all either been created past senior developers and publishers much as Obsidian Entertainment and Ubisoft or specialists in creating licensed games. Question only has two old projects to its name, The Magic Circle and The Brownout Club, though its flow staff does admit some of the talent behind both South Parkland: The Puzzle over of Truth and South Park: The Fractured Simply Whole.

The Magic trick Encircle was a man-to-man-participant state comedy about a video secret plan protagonist struggling for agency against the creators who derelict them. The Blackout Club is a co-op horror gamey with a report that features live, sometimes unexpected performances from a cast of phonation actors. American Samoa it happens, The Blackout Club's three-year-foresightful main narrative thread just concluded concluding month, so this is the perfect metre for Question to start scaling up figure out on its next project.

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