The first details of Hyper Scape, A \u2018fast-paced FPS Battle Royale\u2019 from Ubisoft Montreal, have leaked online. The game could enter beta as soon as July 6, with a full release on July 12.<\/b>
\nUbisoft appears ready to announce a new first-person shooter, according to tweets sent by reporter Rod \u201cSlasher\u201d Breslau and others. Called Hyper Scape, the new title is said to be a \u201cfast-based FPS Battle Royale.\u201d A formal announcement could come Thursday, with a closed beta the week of July 6 and a full release as soon as July 12.
Word of Hyper Scape came on Monday in advance of any announcement by the developer and publisher. The leak was accompanied by several screenshots, which purport to show the near-final game in motion.
Sources: today Ubisoft will tease a new game code-named „Prisma Dimensions“, which is actually a new AAA multiplayer fast-paced FPS Battle Royale from Ubisoft Montreal (R6, AC) named Hyper Scape pic.twitter.com\/2hza3P7rz1
\u201cHyper Scape is a free to play BR FPS set in a futuristic virtual world for both PC and consoles,\u201d Breslau said, quoting unnamed sources, \u201cwith the console launch coming later this year including crossplay.\u201d
Breslau went on to add that the game is being built with streamers in mind, and will include \u201cnever seen levels of integration\u201d with Twitch. The streaming service\u2019s chat functionality is said to be able to impact live games.
here’s an example of how Twitch chat can affect the game with +speed and +health items (and lol they used Ninja’s old twitch chat as the example)not only will viewers be able to gain progress by watching games, streamers will earn revenue from bits purchases pic.twitter.com\/v0OHb6GdYq
Today\u2019s leak was accompanied by the release of what appears to be concept art from the game by Twitch streamer FFearFFul on Twitter. Ubisoft\u2019s official Middle East Twitter account later retweeted the account.
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Those bits of concept art led fans to discover a website for an in-fiction company known as Prisma Dimensions. It includes cursory details on its founder Mathieu Eiffel and its CEO Dr. Ivy Tan. The website features the Ubisoft logo.
\u201cWe build new frontiers that nurture, educate and connect the population,\u201d the Prisma website reads. \u201cWe build technologies that push the limits of this world and offer an escape route to new dimensions. And we do this for you. Our mission is to provide you with unique opportunities to grow and prosper in today\u2019s hyper connected world. A world with limitless opportunities. A world waiting for you to discover it. Let us take you there.\u201d
The site also appears to contain a description of a battle royale competition, called Crown Rush, set in a \u201cvirtual city:\u201d
Prisma Dimensions is thrilled to bring you the first iteration of the Hyper Scape on July 2nd – and with it, the pulse-pounding action of Crown Rush! Get ready to drop into the neon-drenched streets of the world\u2019s premiere virtual city, Neo Arcadia. You\u2019ll want to hit the ground running, as you\u2019ll need every advantage you can find to give yourself a leg up on the competition. Only the best contenders will make it to the final showdown. Will you claim victory, or fall to the perils of the Hyper Scape?
The website concludes with an offer to subscribe to a mailing list, and an announcement date of Thursday, July 2.
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