If you loved Limbo from Playdead and their more recent game, Inside I’ve got some good news for you. Seems the studio are already working on yet another game, with similar atmospheric vibes:

Thanks for your warm reception of INSIDE. Since release, Playdead founder Arnt Jensen and the team have been working on the next adventure. pic.twitter.com/RfejnH39mR

— Playdead (@Playdead) January 20, 2017

As you can see, it looks more spacey than the last two games. You also don’t seem to be playing as a child, although who knows what the person looks like under what seems to be a spacesuit. All I’m saying is, don’t totally rule out another game where you play as a child who suffers from a great many painful deaths as you play.

So far, this image is all we have for this new project. There’s no name, story or anything else attached to it yet, nor will there be probably for a little while. However from the image alone we can speculate that it will have a similar atmosphere to the last two games, possibly tying into them in some slight way. Even if they don’t, there’s bound to be some element of the creepiness factor to it.

Keep your eyes and ears open for more details, and we’ll tell you when we know more too.

Titanfall 2 came out in the last few months of last year, and developers Particle City were hard at work on a mobile game based on the series called Titanfall: Frontline. It was a free-to-play strategy card game for mobile devices including Android and iOS, and would pit players against each other in real-time battles as Titanfall brigade commanders.

Unfortunately, Particle City has now announced that due to the feedback they’ve been getting from players in the closed beta they were running, they’re going to cancel the game. They announced the news through a Facebook post in which they informed their community of the plans and the reasons behind it.

We’ve learned an incredible amount in the beta test of Titanfall: Frontline, but in the end felt the experience wasn’t ready to deliver the intense action-packed gameplay synonymous with Titanfall. While it’s never easy to cancel a game, we’re excited to take some of the concepts we saw resonate with players and build off of them in future Titanfall mobile games. Titanfall: Frontline’s closed beta will be winding down in the next few days, and servers will go offline on January 20th, 2017. We want to thank you for your support of Titanfall: Frontline

A sad end for what could have been something good for fans of the series and strategy card games alike.