"Spider-Man" by Insomniac Games will not be getting any demo in the coming months. The game will also use the same engine used by the game company's recently released video game "Ratchet and Clank."
The game company tweeted back an answer to a fan that asked if there would be an early demo for the game any time soon. The company replied that there will be no game demos for the PlayStation 4 exclusive game in the coming months.
The game company also tweeted back an answer to another fan that asked if the game engine being used for the game was the same from the previous IP. They said that they only have one game engine that that they use for creating games.
According to Game Rant, this should be good news for the gamers who enjoyed the new graphics feature of the previous video game remaster. It also garnered a lot of positive reviews, which often included praise for its beautiful new visuals.
The company's upcoming game will also have its own universe, according to Dual Shockers. It will not be tied to "Spider-Man: Homecoming," which is another video game that has the same theme and will be coming out next year. Also, it will not be tied to any movie that has been launched by Hollywood, which is for the best since fans want a unique experience.
The development team that is currently working on the upcoming game was described to be huge, the game company revealed. The game company assured that their development team will be focusing more on the game only, and they will not work with other projects.
This upcoming game will be the first licensed game the game company has ever made. They have also confirmed that the trailer that they showed at E3 was shot entirely in-engine, and was played on the recent PS4 console.
There are other development teams that are working with other games as well, revealed the company. They are currently working on a video game being published by retailer Gamestop called "Song of the Deep," and several virtual reality games for the Oculus Rift like "Edge of Nowhere," "Feral Rites," and "The Unspoken."
Check out the game's E3 2016 teaser trailer video below: