If you're looking for your next Xbox indie to wind down the evenings this Summer, the studio's tale of a little crow recovering a stolen soul might just be it.įor more, check out the best upcoming Xbox Series X games to play this year, or watch our review of Monster Hunter Rise below. Fenn and Foster may not have consciously developed its latest project as a spiritual successor to Titan Souls, but the duo's clear commitment to evolve that game's foundations for something richer yet no less enchanting suggests Death's Door could be something very special indeed. It's easy to understand why Microsoft showed early interest. As an indie, you want that kind of backing, so we ended up sending them a bunch more stuff and made it official from there."
"They just expressed a really strong early interest when we showed them the game a year or so ago. I remember playing Sonic on the Mega Drive Genesis, when I was about 5, or something, and seeing the kind of worlds that someone created in a computer game, I. "Microsoft has been hands off, but very supportive in that regard," he tells me. Speaking of Xbox, Death's Door will be a console exclusive to the Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S when it releases this Summer (it's also coming to PC), and while Acid Nerve isn't targeting the game to be a next-gen showcase, Fenn describes the new consoles' capacity to get it running in 4K at 60 frames-per-second as a "big advantage that we're most excited about". "We wanted to do something more fleshed out than Titan Souls" Mark Foster
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