The blood of Dawnwalker Dev Rebel Wolves is partly owned by NetEase, but the studio wants you to know about the upcoming game, although the recent coverage is good.
For now, things are a bit rough, as recent reports say a bunch of large overseas studios will no longer receive funding and they will have to finish the game with the remaining budget. This has the potential to raise a specific stream to developer Yakuza's creator Toshihiro Nagoshi as he left RGG to form his own studio to develop new IPs. The news also puts concerns about Dawnwalker's blood, which is the first game for Rebel Wolves, a new studio led by Witcher 3's director, as Netease does own a stake in the developer. But in a post shared with LinkedIn (thanks to Eurogamer), Tomasz Tinc, chief publishing officer and co-owner of Rebel Wolves, explained that there is nothing to worry about.
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“I also read these articles, suggesting that the Rebel Wolf may be in danger due to the rumored situation,” Tinc wrote. “First, thank you for all the enthusiastic information and desires you provide. The development of our game is steadily evolving, We are not facing financial problems. DawnWalker's blood production is fully funded and we work with partners and friends from Bandai Namco, the global publisher of our game, bringing Dawnwalker Saga's first chapter to life.
“The vast majority of the rebel wolf ownership is in the hands of Konrad Tomaszkiewicz and other studio co-owners, all of whom are hired by rebel wolf. Netease is the rebel wolf team. minority shareholders.”
This is obviously good news for those excited about DawnWalker, but you still need to doubt the situation with NetEase, as a report even claims that the company's CEO wants to cancel Marvel competitors, or maybe just make the original game , because he didn't want to pay Disney a license fee. I need to remind you that this is a game that hits only 40 million players, so be sure to do something.
