This morning Bandai Namco Entertainment Europe announced that announced that they would be working in collaboration with Aardman Studios and DigxArt to create 11-11: Memories Retold, a story-driven narrative adventure set during World War I with a unique painted art style.
“Engaging audiences with compelling stories through animation is at the heart of what we do at Aardman. With this project we want to produce an emotionally rich experience with a distinctive visual identity that reflects the sentiment of this narrative. 11-11: Memories Retold is truly an exciting step for us as it marks the first time that Aardman has collaborated on a game of this scale and we’re delighted to see this come to life.” – David Sproxton, Co-Founder and Executive Chairman, Aardman
Aardman Studios are a Bristol-based studio known for their work in animation. They were the studio behind series’ like Shaun the Sheep and Wallace & Gromit, though their most recent work would be the animated film, Early Man.
“11:11: Memories Retold is a very special game at many levels. From the painted style to the emotional journey we create for the player to revive their heritage, we are pushing the boundaries of what a game can be and hope it will leave a mark on you.” – Yoan Fanise, Game Director, DigixArt
DigixArt are a French game development studio whom were founded in 2015. Their first work was a success in the form of Lost in Harmony which was released in 2016 and the experience gained from that project is being brought into a second project. For more info on DigixArt, click here.
Currently, there is no other information regarding 11-11: Memories Retold.
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