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Broken Sword Game Becomes Major Film Project
19 May
Summary
- A film adaptation of the 'Broken Sword' video game is in development.
- The game franchise began in 1996 with 'The Shadow of the Templars'.
- Over 10 million players have enjoyed the 'Broken Sword' games.
The popular "Broken Sword" video game franchise is set to be adapted into a major motion picture. Revolution Software, the creator of the beloved mystery-adventure series, is partnering with Story Kitchen and screenwriter Evan Spiliotopoulos for the film.
The "Broken Sword" games first launched in 1996 with "The Shadow of the Templars," introducing players to the adventures of George Stobbart and Nicole Collard. The franchise has since released five titles, attracting a player base of over 10 million worldwide.
Evan Spiliotopoulos, known for his work on "Beauty and the Beast" and "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales," will pen the screenplay. Story Kitchen, which is also developing adaptations for "Sonic the Hedgehog" and "Life Is Strange," will produce the film alongside Revolution Software's Charles Cecil and Noirin Carmody.
Charles Cecil expressed excitement about the collaboration, emphasizing the team's focus on faithfully translating the game's established world into a new medium. Story Kitchen co-founders highlighted "Broken Sword's" enduring relevance and its appeal to an intelligent audience.
