Project Offset is still alive

It's been a year since team behind Project Offset were bought by the world's largest semiconductor manufacturer, Intel. Thankfully, the game is now in full production.

The demos of Project Offset both impressed in their technology and their fantasy setting, but according to the game's Executive Producer Mark Subotnick, that's all they were; tech demos.

Now the team has been at Intel for a whole year, resulting in a move of address, they now have the money and resources to begin full production on the game.

Subotnick tells us that the game has gone through changes and we'll hear and see more of the game very soon; including gameplay. He's also very keen to make sure we know that previous videos (below) were indeed prototypes: they've made much progress since then. They've built an engine with tools and an editor that's able to make the game you all want.

Subotnik describes the changes the team has gone through and the progress they've made on the game:

"The move up to the Bay Area and the adding of new people and elements, combined with being a part of Intel, has made the past year a "forming" year for the team and project. We eventually have become a solid core and team with a common objective and goal.

"The tech. engine and editor are making production life easier and easier and we continue to crank out killer content we can't wait to share. We continue to iterate on game mechanics to deliver you not only a beautiful and immersive experience, but a fun one as well."

Keep your eye on their website for more updates.