
Acclaimed Star Wars Jedi: Survivor director Stig Asmussen has officially unveiled his next big project—and it’s set in the legendary Dungeons & Dragons(D&D) universe. This announcement comes through his new studio, Giant Skull, marking a major collaboration with Wizards of the Coast for what promises to be a groundbreaking AAA action-adventure game.
Asmussen, known for his work on the Star Wars Jedi series and the original God of War trilogy, is no stranger to crafting immersive storytelling and high-octane gameplay. Now, he’s bringing that same cinematic flair to one of the most iconic fantasy franchises of all time.
🛡️ A New D&D Adventure Begins
According to a June 2 press release, Giant Skull has signed an exclusive publishing deal with Wizards of the Coast to develop an original single-player D&D action-adventure title for PC and consoles. The game will be powered by Unreal Engine 5, leveraging the latest tech to deliver stunning environments, fluid traversal, and intense combat.
“This game will offer the immersive storytelling, heroic combat, and exhilarating traversal fans expect from Dungeons & Dragons,” said Asmussen.
🔥 A Legendary Collaboration
This partnership is more than just a business deal—it’s a reunion. Wizards of the Coast president John Hight, who worked alongside Asmussen on God of War 3, will be overseeing the project. The announcement signals a fusion of industry veterans and beloved franchises, with a shared history that hints at something truly special on the horizon.
🕹️ What We Know So Far
While most details remain under wraps, early highlights include:
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Original story set in the Dungeons & Dragons universe
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Single-player focus with cinematic presentation
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Developed in Unreal Engine 5
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Built for PC and next-gen consoles
Though still in early development, this project is already generating buzz across the gaming world. Fans are eager to see how it may integrate recent D&D innovations, including the franchise’s first new class in six years, currently in playtesting.
📅 When to Expect It
No release window has been confirmed, but given its early development stage, the game may aim for a 2026 or later launch.