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British studio Gobo, known for their contributions to hit games like Hogwarts Legacy and Redfall, recently announced an exciting collaboration with the renowned game development team at Guerrilla Games.

The two studios will join forces to work on an expansion of the Horizon universe, an already popular and beloved game world.

The partnership was officially announced via Gobo’s Twitter account, and the studio is currently in the process of recruiting new talent to join the team.

They are looking for skilled professionals such as programmers, artists, animators, and sound engineers to help bring this new project to life. This is a clear indication that work on this new venture is set to begin in the near future.

Gobo, founded by former directors of Black Rock Studio, the team behind critically acclaimed racing games like Pure and Split/Second, is a company with a proud history of delivering high-quality and engaging gaming experiences.

https://twitter.com/StudioGobo/status/1618564467847200768

With a team of around 110 developers and a track record of successful collaborations with major players in the industry such as Disney, Ubisoft, Marvel Studios, and Lucasfilm, Gobo is a studio that continues to make a big impact in the gaming world.

This latest partnership with Guerrilla Games, known for their critically acclaimed game series like Horizon Zero Dawn, is a promising development and an exciting opportunity for both studios. We can’t wait to see what these two powerhouses of the gaming industry will create together.

Gobo, a prominent game development studio, has made a name for itself by contributing to the creation of numerous critically acclaimed titles such as For Honor, the Disney Infinity series, Hyper Scape, F1 2012 and the highly anticipated Redfall and Hogwarts Legacy.

However, it remains unclear what their role will be in the development of these games. Will Gobo be collaborating with Guerrilla Games to bring these titles to life, or will they be taking the lead on the creation of the next installment in the Horizon series on their own?

A month ago, the team behind the beloved Horizon series, Guerrilla Games, announced that they were working on a spin-off of the series with a focus on co-op gameplay.

The studio teased that the game would offer a diverse character roster and a unique style for players to explore together in the breathtaking wilderness world that fans have come to know and love.

With Gobo’s track record of creating immersive and engaging gaming experiences, it will be exciting to see what they bring to the table in this new venture.

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