Harmonix, Uppercut Games, and Supermassive Games have teamed up to collaborate with Google on some Stadia-exclusive content. The three studios were brought on by Google Stadia to expand the studio’s list of exclusive titles and the collaboration promises to produce something very unique.

While the nature of the project has been kept behind closed doors, the combination of the three studios may end up producing something quite creative for Stadia’s library to give the platform stronger identity. The project's current ambiguity suggests that we won’t find out any further details for a while, but it does give Stadia the spotlight to pique the curiosity of the gaming community.

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The three studios on board are very different when it comes to creative output, which sparks intrigue into the type of content they will be creating together. Harmonix is known for bringing us the first two Guitar Hero games that took the world by storm, as well as some narrative based rhythm games including 12 Rock Band entries. Uppercut Games could bring a sci-fi steampunk style to the mix as many of the studio's developers have worked on the previous BioShock games. Uppercut has also produced titles like the post-apocalyptic indie Submerged and the light dungeon crawler City of Brass. Lastly, Supermassive Games will likely bring a horror influence to the drawing board after developing popular survival games Until Dawn and Man of Medan.

Stadia hasn’t quite found its footing within the market regarding creative content exclusives, still searching for ways to gain more originality. Its technical performance has been praised several times as TechRadar reported that Stadia easily “outperformed” PlayStation Now when it came to stability. The main downside to Stadia is value, as it stands. The platform wants gamers to fork out a fair amount of cash for little access and exclusivity in return. Gamers don’t want to spend heaps of their well-earned cash to play one title – regardless of whether it plays in 4K or not. They want cost-effective content and a library that basically leaves them spoiled for choice.

Despite Stadia’s mixed reception so far, the collaboration between these three studios sounds very promising for the platform’s future; they may even become the key that incentivizes more gamers to jump on board.

Source: GamesRadar

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