The goal was to present super brawls as they were seen in the cartoons and comics. I have multiple unreleased games through my career, but THIS is the only one I mourn to this day… It killed our publisher, our studio (Factor 5), and the game. In 2007/2008, I was lead designer on a Superman game that was never released – because the economy crashed hard.
#Superman game in development full
Here’s a full transcript of the info that has been shared: It’s intent is to show what they gameplay might be like with visuals closer to the the final expectation (as opposed to the very blocky placeholder art in my other actual gameplay video – This video was a “target render” created by the artists during pre-production. It shows the ease of engaging in melee brawling even in a full flight environment, as well as how that brawling interacted with the urban environment such as crashing through buildings (while still brawling). This video is a montage of actual gameplay from our first playable pre-production build. The eventual financial crisis in late 2008 wiped out many game studios and publishers, including both Brash and Factor 5.
#Superman game in development movie
The game was originally going to be a tie in for the second Bryan Singer Superman film which never got made, but evolved during pre-production to be based less on the proposed movie and more as a companion release. In 2008, game developer Factor 5 was working on a major Superman video game for Brash Entertainment. Check out the target render, and gameplay prototype videos too! Over on Twitter, Savlatrix talked about the project, why it didn’t pan out and more. While we never got to see the game released, the Lead Developer of the game has now released info about the Factor 5 Superman game, as well as gameplay videos as well! Game studio Factor 5, most probably known by gamers as the developer of PS3’s Lair, was once tasked to develop a a Superman game.
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