That was six months ago, and the excitement in the community has grown significantly. Little was known about the game, but the short tease of destruction with a modern-day look certainly caught the eyes of Battlefield fans worldwide.įast-forward to a little under a year later, and Project Discovery finally had a name: The Finals. To celebrate, we thought we’d share a glimpse of *another* unannounced game in the works. However, this wasn’t the only title that Embark had been working on, as shortly after the reveal of Arc Raiders, the team teased that they were working on yet another title, a first-person shooter tentatively dubbed “ Project Discovery,”Įmbark is celebrating 3 years! So what have we accomplished? We’ve grown to more than 250 game makers, we’ve got big plans for the future, and a few projects we are just itching to share. We weren’t the only ones either, as the community also picked up on that vibe, though found it to be more comparable with Battlefront mixed with a Battlefield. So when Embark Studio, a team composed of ex-DICE devs, first came to the scene and unveiled Arc Raiders in 2021, we couldn’t help but draw up the comparison to classic Battlefield, only in third-person.
Many fans consider the Bad Company series to be the pinnacle of the series when it comes to destruction, and for good reason, since it provided a level of freedom that no other Battlefield games have managed to capture since. While visuals and the player count have increased since the time of Bad Company, the one area that seems to have gotten smaller and lesser in scale was none other than the very thing that helped set Battlefield apart, which was the level of destruction it had to offer. Over the last decade, Battlefield fans have been clamoring for the franchise’s return to form.
The studio is now working on The Finals, a free-to-play shooter that promises to bring destruction to a whole new level.įor anyone who’s heard of or played any Battlefield game, one of the franchise’s trademark mechanics is environmental destruction. While Embark Studios might not be a household name yet, members of the dev team are comprised of former DICE devs - yes, the studio behind the hugely popular Battlefield franchise.
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