“We’re delighted to be working with Sperasoft on our unannounced online shooter set in the Eve IP,” said CCP London game director Allen Edwards ( pictured). Right now, that online shooter appears to be the priority, with CCP London current boasting three job openings for this project. This outfit was opened in 2016 and has been hiring for both an "unannounced online shooter" and an unannounced action MMO. There's no word yet on what this new game will entail, but it seems to be led by CCP's London studio. "The Microsoft integration is another step toward CCP’s goal of making the MMO more accessible for both casual and seasoned players.Sperasoft is partnering with Eve Online studio CCP on a brand new unannounced project. "Excel feature compatibility will help players access and calculate everything from profit margins to battle strategy, making day-to-day EVE operations easier to execute," CCP explained in a press release accompanying the announcement. It'll arrive in the form of an Excel JavaSript API, which is said to be in the prototype stage at present. One is a new 4X mobile strategy game set within the EVE Online universe, being developed by CCP's Shanghai studio, and the other - perhaps bafflingly for those outside the EVE Online bubble - is an official EVE Online and Microsoft Excel collaboration, giving players an official way to scrutinise and utilise EVE Online's dizzying wealth of data. It's unclear how long it'll be until CCP is ready to share more on its elusive FPS, but, in the meantime, the developer has also revealed several other EVE Online projects in the works. "We recognise that a hard sci-fi FPS game set in the EVE Universe is a very popular concept and CCP is committed to offering an innovative multiplayer shooter with atmospheric visuals," it explained, adding that, "We want to show you rather than tell you how we have evolved this concept and we’re looking forward to doing so when the time comes to reveal the game."
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During today's EVE Online Fanfest Opening Ceremony, CCP announced (thanks PC Gamer) that the project - described as a tactical, hard sci-fi shooter - is alive and well at its London studio, and will be formally unveiled in due course. Watch on YouTube A teaser trailer for the now-cancelled Project Nova.Īpparently not, however.
That was more than two years ago, though, leading many to assume that the project had also run its a course. Unexpectedly, though, just a month later, CCP announced its intention to "return to the drawing board" with Project Nova, and 18 months after that, the game was officially no more.ĭespite that rollercoaster ride, CCP said it remained committed to releasing an EVE Online FPS and that work on a new sci-fi shooter, with expanded scope, would continue at its London studio. Almost two years went by with ne'er a peep on the project, but then October 2018 finally brought a more extensive reveal.
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Despite having already cancelled one attempt at turning EVE Online into an FPS, developer CCP's enthusiasm for the project apparently remains strong: it's now confirmed that, two years after Project Nova officially got the chop, work on a new FPS continues at its London Studio.ĮVE Online FPS Project Nova was initially unveiled in 2016 as a spiritual successor to CCP's long-defunct free-to-play PS3 shooter Dust 514.
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