Project C is a new sandbox MMO created by former developers from Rockstar Games, Valve, and Ubisoft. The aim is to create an open world like we have never seen in online games before.
What is Project C? It is a sandbox MMO where players determine how the world evolves.
- You are exploring the vast open world of Corvus with many other players
- The world is also populated by NPCs. AI is used to manage their behavior, as well as that of wildlife.
- There are no classes
- The world constantly changes, even when you are not online
- Your actions are intended to affect the development of the game world – the developers call this the “butterfly effect”
- The game uses Unreal Engine 4
A world that truly feels alive
What is Project C not? It is not supposed to be a typical survival MMO. While there are dangers that you must overcome and you build structures and craft items, all of this should feel rewarding.
The developers want to avoid making you feel forced to do things that are not enjoyable. There is no repetitive crafting of items that have little utility.
What makes the game special? The world that dynamically changes through the actions of players, as well as AI and the underlying SpatialOS technology, is the highlight of the MMO.
Players should find themselves in a vibrant world that simply feels “more real” than the static worlds of many other online games.
Do you want to join? Then speak with the developers
Who is developing the MMO? The game comes from Darewise Entertainment. The studio was founded in 2018 in Paris and consists of former employees from Ubisoft, Valve, and Rockstar Games.
When will the game launch? There is currently no release date. The game is still in a very early alpha phase.
Can you already participate? In the coming weeks, several test phases are expected to start, for which you can apply. You need to fill out a survey on the website and if you are selected, the developers will call you to provide information about the tests.
What do the tests bring? Darewise Entertainment wants to gather player feedback as early as possible, so that Project C can be developed together with the community.
