Theorycraft Games recently unveiled its highly anticipated debut game, "Project Loki," with an exciting announcement trailer showcasing its unique blend of hero-based gameplay and squad-based mechanics. The trailer hints at elements inspired by popular titles like Apex Legends and League of Legends, bringing a touch of battle royale excitement to the mix. Fans eager to experience more of "Project Loki" will have the opportunity to participate in an upcoming playtest. Signups are now open, offering selected players a chance to get a firsthand look at this promising new game. Don't miss your opportunity to be part of the action!
"Project Loki," also referred to as "Loki," has been a topic of discussion on Theorycraft Games' social media platforms for over a year now. Despite being shrouded in secrecy, the game has been undergoing playtests during this period. With a modest following of around 10,000 on Twitter, many people are likely encountering news of Project Loki for the first time. Content creators and playtesters have likened the game to a fusion of "League of Legends," "Apex Legends," and "Super Smash Bros." Theorycraft Games has embraced this description, which becomes evident upon witnessing the captivating gameplay showcased below. Prepare to be enthralled by the unique experience that Project Loki promises to deliver.
"In a thrilling session of Loki, players will have the opportunity to assemble their squad from an extensive roster of heroes," stated Joe "New001" Tung, the CEO of Theorycraft. "You'll have the freedom to create entirely unique builds, utilizing exotic powers and equipment. Engage in intense battles against rival teams, showcasing your skills and outplaying your opponents. Explore a vast, expansive world suspended in the sky, where you can unleash your imagination and devise ingenious strategies within our dynamic combat sandbox." Get ready to embark on an exhilarating journey filled with endless possibilities in the realm of Loki.
If Joe Tung's face and voice seem familiar, it's likely because you've encountered him in past Riot Games' videos, such as the "Riot Pls" series and other announcements for League of Legends. With his background as the executive vice president of League at Riot, Tung brings a wealth of expertise to the development of Project Loki. However, Tung isn't the only experienced developer involved in the game. Theorycraft has been steadily expanding its team, and they proudly boast developers from esteemed titles such as League of Legends, Valorant, the Halo series, Apex, and more. Drawing from this talented pool of individuals with diverse backgrounds may prove beneficial, as we've witnessed the success of other games, like Omega Strikers, that have emerged from similar developer pedigrees. With such a strong foundation, it's possible that Project Loki will find its own triumph by tapping into these established communities.
This Wednesday you’ll hear from @jungahl33 and @RenaudGaland. Jungah is a senior concept artist at Theorycraft, formerly a senior concept artist on @Blizzard_ent’s cinematics team and prior to that a concept artist at Section Studios and Nexon. pic.twitter.com/NDUKaYmQet
— Theorycraft Games (@theorycraft_inc) November 7, 2022
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