Borderlands 3's creative director, Paul Sage, says co-op fans have been "radically underserved for years, " giving his new studio's first project plenty of opportunity to appeal.
Sage's new studio, Ruckus Games, revealed just last week that it was working on a multiplayer shooter promising "a large roster of playable characters and thousands of unique make-shift weapon combinations." The developer – featuring talent from Gearbox, Riot Games, Blizzard, and more – has also just raised $19m in funding to help the team make it.
