After separating from Natie Doug earlier this year, Vinit Agarwal went to Japan and founded his own game studio. The studio and the multiplayer game under construction have not yet been revealed, but Agarwal is determined to use what he learned in Natie Dog in the new space of his game development in Japan.
In a new interview, Agarwal said the main reason for leaving Nat Dog was that he saw the potential for creating multiplayer games that had the same Nat Dog’s cinematic action style. After working on the single and multiplayer mode of the Anchard Games 2: The End of a Thief (A Thief’s End), Anchard: Uncharted: The Lost Legacy, and The Last of Us Part II, along with Joe Petinti, Joe Petinti. Creativity and former writer of Nat Dogg founded a new company. However, Petinnati stayed in the US and Agarwal went to Japan to develop games from two different bases.
Agarwall said about his career in Nat Dogd that he appreciated the work experience in a company that prioritizes careful design and attention to detail. He emphasized that although graphics and gameplay are of great importance, he has received the most inspiration from the company’s approach to creating the world and storytelling. Nat Dog has also apparently created a work culture in which all employees, regardless of their position, can present their ideas and opinions. Agarwal says when it was new, it is amazed that everyone has really listened to his comments. He wants to transfer the same accuracy and freedom to his new studio.
Regarding the reason for immigration to Japan, Agarwal explained that he was inspired by the development of Japanese games since he entered the game industry. He is particularly interested in how much Japanese games rely on the director’s creative view. After talking to Hidetaka Miyazaki, the creator of games such as Dark Souls, Bloodborne and Elden Ring in Framesfore, he again remembered his interest in this new style and decided to make this new game.
Although the details of the project are still confidential, Agarwall has revealed that the game will be a Triple-Indy work; That is, a combination of cinematic effects and narratives to AAA works, along with the rapid rhythm and special excitement of independent games. The project will be built with the Unreal Engine 5 engine and will soon begin internal tests. Agarwal intends to bring together the best features of game development in the East and West by using Japanese engineers.
Source: Automaton Media
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