After launching Hellblade 2: The Legend of Sena, developer Ninja Theory appears to be working on a brand new project.According to photos posted by its official Instagram account, the development team is viewing a blurred screen, which is suspected to be warming up for the new work.

Although the information revealed in this picture is limited, it can be seen from the blurry picture that the tones of the new project will be more vivid than "Hellblade 2: The Legend of Sena" - the latter is a dark and oppressive tone to fit its core theme and violent narrative.After the photos were released, the community quickly set off a wave of speculation.Fans believe this may imply that Ninja Theory will return to the style of classic action-adventure games such as "Sky Sword" and "Slavement: Journey to the West". Some even boldly speculate that it is the sequel to the 2013 version of "DMC: Devil May Cry", which provides a new interpretation of Capcom's classic combat system.

It is worth noting that there were rumors that the new project of Ninja Theory was approved on the eve of the release of "Hell Blade 2: The Legend of Sena".But so far, neither Ninja Theory nor Microsoft have made any official statements.There are other rumors recently that the studio may be porting "Hell Blade 2: The Legend of Sena" to the PS5 platform.This game, originally owned by PC and Xbox Series X/S platform, may follow in the footsteps of "Sea of ​​Thieves" and "Raptors of the Lost Ark: Ancient Circle" and expand its audience by logging in to Sony consoles.

There is currently no more detailed information about the new work, and more details are to be reported later.