Eidos Montreal is working on a new Deus Ex
According to the information shared by Jason Schreier, Eidos Montreal is working on multiple projects of great depth. Specifically, according to the Bloomberg journalist, the studio, recently acquired by Embracer Group, is planning a new IP and a new game of the famous Deus Ex franchise. It also appears that Eidos Montreal is collaborating with Xbox on the co-development of various projects, including Fable.The information came along with the tip about the closure of the Onoma studio, formerly known as Square Enix Montreal. According to Schreier, part of the staff will be relocated to the offices of Eidos Montreal, which has various projects in the pipeline, as mentioned previously.
Among these, according to Schreier's sources, there is a new game by Deux Ex, currently in an embryonic stage of development, and a new IP, recently scaled down. It also appears that Eidos is partnering with Microsoft to co-develop various Xbox Studios projects. Among these there is also a Fable, but it is not clear whether it is the new game from Playground Games or a different project.
According to sources, the Embracer Group studio was also working on a game based on the Netflix series Stranger Things, but it seems to have been canceled.
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We recommend taking these rumors with a grain of salt as they do not have official confirmation. That said, the tip about the closure of Onoma proved to be spot on, as it was later confirmed by an Embracer Group spokesperson, so the other information may also turn out to be correct.
Details on the new projects by Eidos Montreal, at least officially. Journalist Jeff Grubb said in August that the studio is working on an ambitious new Deus Ex game that aims to be "what Cyberpunk 2077 wasn't".
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