Xbox Live and PSN title due for 'winter' release

Ubisoft Shanghai to resurrect I Am Alive as digital game

MCV Staff 29th September 2011 Publishing

Ubisoft’s Shanghai studio is now in full production on the I Am Alive game, after Paris-based indie studio Darkworks abandoned the project last year.

The project has a tentative “winter” release date for now, though Ubisoft has confirmed the new IP will be an entirely digital product.

I Am Alive will launch on Xbox Live and PSN. Ubisoft is not targeting PC for the game’s release.

The game first surfaced in 2008, but quickly suffered from a protracted development operation at indie group Darkworks.

Apparently in mutual agreement, Ubisoft and Darkworks both agreed to abandon their agreement.

The game has undergone a complete revision since, according to Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot.

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