Epic has no less than six games currently inside works, the developer told VentureBeat in a whole new interview. These include Fortnite for PC, and also the PS4 and PC free-to-play game Paragon and a fresh version of Fortnite Skins Unreal Tournament, which free on PC.
Additionally, the studio is partnering with Star Wars: The Force Awakens director JJ Abrams' Bad Robot studio over a mobile and PC title called Spyjinx, that is being labored on by Epic's Chair Entertainment.
What's more, Epic reaches work upon an Oculus-funded virtual reality game called Robo Recall, even though the studio just today announced tactical RPG for mobile and PC called Battle Breakers.
Also inside VentureBeat interview, Epic CEO Tim Sweeney discussed the publisher's method of working with publishers.
"We are determined to return to our roots and go straight away to users without publisher relationships," he was quoted saying. "The friction that's there. It's so far better to operate a sport live and change it reacting to consumer feedback. Paragon is different so much Fortnite Items reacting. It's a continual dialogue. It's like returning to the days whenever we first started. That's what Epic is centered on."
We also learn within the interview that Paragon has around 800,000 players.
"We're very encouraged," Epic's Donald Mustard said. "The numbers are growing monthly. It may go gold sooner or later. It has provided us with some amazing learnings."