It's written by Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick, the minds behind Deadpool, and Zombieland, after all.Yes, according to VGC, Lucid Games' upcoming Twisted Metal project is going to potentially be free-to-play. The show sounds like a little bit of a departure from the original PlayStation game that hit the console way back in 1995, but we're willing to give it a chance. Whether the game will keep the tone of the upcoming show – which revolves around a character named John Doe and a car thief who are hired to carry a package across a post-apocalyptic wasteland – remains to be seen.

It makes sense that Sony would eye up Lucid for this project Destruction AllStars put vehicular combat front and center, and despite lacking content at launch, the game was fairly well-recieved by critics and consumers alike. One person with knowledge of Lucid’s plans told VGC that the revival game would be 'built around a free-to-play model' thanks – partly – to Destruction All-Stars’ last-minute shift to become a PlayStation Plus game at launch.

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A new Twisted Metal game is in the works for PS5 at Destruction AllStars studio Lucid Games, as per a new report.Īccording to VGC, the Liverpool-based studio has been handed the reigns to the first Twisted Metal game in over a deceade, and it's supposed to launch in time to coincide with the upcoming Twisted Metal TV series Sony announced a few years back.

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