The Godfather of the GTA series revealed Leslie Benzies Today he revealed the first interesting details about his upcoming project, Everywhere, as well as revealing another top-secret AAA project.

The long-rumored Everywhere game is being developed by Leslie at the Rocket Boy studio, which he founded with several developers almost two years ago. It is initially developed for personal computers, to be released later on home platforms.

The game is described as being set in a vast world with many endless possibilities, while you can choose the desired character and follow your path.

In addition to this title, which looks to offer an exciting experience, Rocket Boy Studio revealed today that it is also working on a new game project called MindsEye.

A video of the first presentation of the new game was shared, which you can see below, as its open-world style is very similar to Grand Theft Auto 5.

Rocket Boy describes MindsEye as a AAA-quality action-adventure game that offers a story set in a world of futuristic corporations, conspiracy theories, and sinister new technologies.

MindsEye will be available exclusively on Everywhere, rather than being released as a standalone product. Despite this, the developer has confirmed that MindsEye and Everywhere are two separate AAA products.

While it has been confirmed that the Everywhere game will be available during this year 2023, it has not been confirmed that the MindsEye game will be included in the game or will be released later.

Through the impressions of some of the websites I was able to visualize the game Everywhere, where it was described that it consists of a basic social hub called Utropia. In addition to a series of areas and neighborhoods surrounding it. Within Utropia, players can access different areas, each offering various gameplay options.

In the Combat District, players can participate in stages from a third perspective, while the Racing District allows them to participate in races against other players.

Using the game's construction tool, called ARC-adia, players can create their own fighting and racing experiences and share them online.

They can also take individual components ranging from small components to entire stages and save them as "stamps", which can then be uploaded to a player's stamp shop, where other players can use them in their own games.

In 2017, he left cents studio Rockstar North And he's built his studio to work on an ambitious AAA game that will have everything we love about GTA with some extra bits from the team. A player has found a document from the legal department of Build A Rocket Boy, the developer of Everywhere. According to the document, the game is scheduled to be released in Q4 2021. It's worth noting that the development team has stipulated that this date may change due to the size of the game and the complex technologies it contains.

More details about Everywhere will be revealed in the near future, until then share your first impressions with us.

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