Overview
- The Gears of War creator told interviewers this week that he is considering a full return to game development after stepping away in 2018.
- He says he has been sober since a March hospitalization and that sobriety helped reignite his desire to build characters and worlds.
- Bleszinski confirmed he will not pursue competitive PvP for his next project and instead favors PvE cooperative modes he calls more 'evergreen.'
- He attributes Boss Key Productions' failure to his own ego and alcohol problems, a flawed publishing deal with Nexon, and platform-launch choices that hurt LawBreakers.
- He has already done advisory work on a horror game called Soul Walker but is not ready to share specifics about any new game yet, a cautious stance shaped by his past mistakes and the crowded PvP market.