Criterion Games is working on a new first-person extreme sports game.
The developer, known for the Need for Speed and Burnout franchises, was shown during EA’s pre-E3 press conference in Los Angeles.
The untitled game seems to allow players to move from choppers to planes to bikes to jet skis and so on, jumping between various high-speed events. It’s all in first person and is inspired by extreme sports.
Just watch the video below:
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