Simply 15 weeks in the past, EA and Hazelight introduced sci-fi co-op sport Cut up Fiction. Earlier this month, the sport launched to rave opinions and is an enormous success. And reportedly there’s now a bidding warfare between completely different studios all eager about turning hit sport right into a film.
On March 20, Selection reported {that a} Hollywood movie primarily based on Cut up Fiction is being developed by media firm Story Kitchen. Sources at GDC instructed the outlet that Story Kitchen is rapidly placing collectively the variation’s solid, writers and director as a part of a bundle deal as “a number of prime Hollywood studios” maintain making affords for the movie rights.
Selection says it’s persevering with to observe the continued bidding warfare and can report extra particulars sooner or later. When it requested for remark, the outlet says reps at developer Hazelight and Story Kitchen didn’t reply.
Story Kitchen beforehand labored with Hazelight in 2022 to assist promote the movie rights for the studio’s final co-op journey, It Takes Two. Amazon is presently creating that film which doesn’t have a launch date but. The It Takes Two film goes to be produced by Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson and his firm Seven Bucks.
Cut up Fiction was introduced again in December of 2024 on the Sport Awards. The co-op sport has acquired near-universal acclaim because it launched on March 6 on console and PC. It additionally has confirmed to be extraordinarily well-liked amongst players with over 250,000 concurrent gamers on Steam shortly after its launch. The sport tells the story of two writers who get caught in, after which attempt to escape from, a bizarre Matrix-like machine that turns their concepts into digital worlds. It has a very wonderful ending and is more likely to be on many “Better of 2025″ lists come this winter.
After all, there are many online game motion pictures which have been introduced and but to be made. So it stays to be seen if movies primarily based on Cut up Fiction and even It Takes Two truly ever occur.
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