Star Trek: Shadow Frontier
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The New Paramount Games Isn’t Like the Old Paramount Games
Paramount Games is undergoing a strategic transformation, moving away from past failed attempts at gaming to establish a sustainable, long-term development and publishing operation.
- Paramount Games is shifting its strategy toward 'cost-effective AAA' titles, explicitly avoiding the massive, high-risk budgets associated with industry-standard blockbusters like GTA.
- The company aims to release multiple titles per year across its portfolio, leveraging established properties like SpongeBob and Nick Toons alongside new original IP to ensure consistent audience engagement.
- Paramount has partnered with Platinum Games to develop 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Last Ronin,' signaling a move to prioritize development partners who demonstrate genuine passion for the source material.
There Are Plans for Bolder Star Trek Video Games
Paramount Games Group’s creative head, Shawn Kittelsen, outlines a strategic pivot toward larger-scale Star Trek titles after noting that recent releases have largely remained niche, PC-centric strategy or VR experiences.
- Paramount Games Group is shifting its Star Trek strategy away from niche PC strategy and VR titles toward large-scale, multi-platform releases for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series.
- Bloober Team is developing the first flagship title, 'Star Trek Shadow Frontier,' a psychological survival-horror game featuring Ro Laren that is modeled after 'Dead Space' and 'Hellblade'.
- Paramount has designated Star Trek as one of its 'big four' franchises, alongside Avatar: The Last Airbender, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and Spongebob Square Pants.
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