We have people who have joined the studio in the past to work on Just Cause, and they joined the company just because they were big fans of that genre, the first game and so on. they're more familiar with Just Cause than they are with Avalanche. 'It's the first game I wrote, the first game we released,' he said. It's the game that launched the studio, the game that remains its heart. Sundberg is used to all of the Just Cause talk, even when he has nothing to say about the franchise. When I ask Sundberg what's being developed in New York, the studio rumored to be working on Just Cause 3, he laughs. Then we have Pim's team working on The Hunter. In New York we have a team of 75 working on a project with Square Enix. That's a huge team at the studio in Stockholm working on that. A lot of exciting feedback on what we've shown so far. 'Currently, Mad Max is the focus of the studio,' Sundberg tells me during an interview at last week's DICE Summit. Sundberg then runs me through what the developer's three studios are working on. 'It's a huge franchise for the studio, so you shouldn't be surprised if there is a Just Cause game in the future, but right now it's nothing we can talk about.' When I ask him if the game is in development, this is Sundberg's reply: He won't say if the rumors, fueled by a Just Cause-themed Christmas card sent two years ago, are true. īut Christofer Sundberg, founder and chief creative officer, is coy about a new Just Cause. That the people who gave us Just Cause and Just Cause 2, exceptionally long-lived games with passionate fans who have yet to grow bored with the playgrounds of destruction they deliver, are now hard at work on Just Cause 3 seems likely. It would probably be fair to assume that Avalanche Studios is working on the game everyone has been waiting for them to announce.

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