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EA might start experimenting with interactive game-movies

EA teams up with Silver Rain Games to make 'thought-provoking and innovative games and content across different mediums'

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EA has partnered with Silver Rain Games to make unique new experiences that could blur the lines between films and games.

EA might start experimenting with interactive game-movies 443

EA could be branching off into new experimental realms with its EA Originals label. The publisher today announced it has teamed up with Silver Rain Games, the gaming division of Silver Rain, who developed the HBO show Raised by Wolves. The partnership aims at "generating thought-provoking and innovative games and content across different mediums of entertainment," EA says, and it's possible the team will draw upon its film expertise to fuel new indie titles.

Silver Rain Games, a team of 20 developers working entirely remotely, is currently working on a new IP. Not much is known about the project and the press kit has been removed from its website. The EA Originals label will help guide and fund the project, which might be something rather novel for the industry akin to Netflix's experimental Bandersnatch choose-your-own experience that game-ified film. EA has been pushing into new gaming fronts with its SEED division, an R&D branch that delves into AI, machine learning, and more.

"We feel incredibly fortunate to be working with Abu, Mel and the entire team at Silver Rain," said Matt Bilbey, EVP Strategic Growth. "They are a bold new independent studio who will create distinct, innovative new experiences. We look forward to supporting them on this epic adventure they are on and when the time is right, connecting them with a global audience of players."

"We have spent the last year really growing our team and have some exceptionally talented people supporting us on putting this game together," said Phillips. "I am so excited to see the team grow again and really have the opportunity to showcase the quality of the work they are creating."

News Source:news.ea.com

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