Berlin-based developer cerasus.media (Mystery Stories: Berlin Nights) has announced that an upcoming project will be a hidden object game adaptation of the tale of Robin Hood, the famous English outlaw who stole from the rich and gave to the poor.
With more than 20 team members working on concept, design, production and programming, Robin Hood – cerasus.media’s fifth hidden object game – is the studio’s largest project to date. "As with historical events, transferring popular sagas into a computer game is always a challenge," said Producer Christoph Klesser. "It’s about telling a new, intriguing story without distorting what is bequeathed or historically proven."
Berlin-based developer cerasus.media (Mystery Stories: Berlin Nights) has announced that an upcoming project will be a hidden object game adaptation of the tale of Robin Hood, the famous English outlaw who stole from the rich and gave to the poor.
With more than 20 team members working on concept, design, production and programming, Robin Hood – cerasus.media’s fifth hidden object game – is the studio’s largest project to date. "As with historical events, transferring popular sagas into a computer game is always a challenge," said Producer Christoph Klesser. "It’s about telling a new, intriguing story without distorting what is bequeathed or historically proven."
