Life is Strange Creator Don't Nod Has 7 Games in Development Right Now

Life is Strange developer Don't Nod Entertainment has seven games in the works right now. This revelation was offered as part of the studio's newly shared restructuring announcement, which will see Don't Nod reorganize around a variety of genres.

Founded in 2008, the Paris-based company is best-known for its work on the first two entries in the renowned Life is Strange franchise. Its most recently completed projects include puzzle platformer Jusant and ARPG Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden, which were released to critical acclaim in October 2023 and February 2024, respectively.

The studio will also have a lot on its plate for the foreseeable future, having just told IGN that it is currently working on no fewer than seven titles. Two of those are being handled externally, while the rest are being developed in-house. The latter group includes the narrative adventure game Lost Records: Bloom and Rage, which was unveiled in December 2023 as the first entry in what's meant to be an interconnected anthology series.

Game

Developer

Publisher

Genre

Release Date

Platform(s)

Koira

Studio Tolima

Don't Nod

Puzzler

2025

PC

Lost Records: Bloom and Rage

Don't Nod

Don't Nod

Adventure

TBA

PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S

TBA

Tiny Bull Studios

Don't Nod

ARPG

TBA

TBA

Of the two games that Don't Nod is currently planning to publish, only Koira has been treated to a full-fledged reveal. Developed by Brussels, Belgium-based Studio Tolima, Koira is a hand-drawn puzzler that is currently on course to be released via Steam sometime in 2025. The other project is an action RPG that's presently in the works at Turin, Italy-based Tiny Bull Studios. Announced in September 2022, the upcoming game is confirmed to be co-produced and published by Don't Nod, but is still pending a full reveal.

The company's newly announced reorganization is meant to help it better leverage its expertise in a trio of genres: RPGs, action adventures, and narrative-driven adventures. Its Paris studio will be primarily in charge of action adventures, while the