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BulletFarm Games Announces New First-Person Multiplayer Title

Owen Carter 2 min read

BulletFarm Games, led by David Vonderhaar, announces a new first-person multiplayer co-op title backed by GreaterThan Group. Built on Unreal Engine 5, the project aims for player satisfaction and commercial success.

BulletFarm Games Announces New First-Person Multiplayer Title
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BulletFarm Games is developing a new first-person multiplayer and co-operative title. The studio announced this project on May 12, 2026. David Vonderhaar leads the development team at the studio. The game represents a fresh start for the developer after previous funding challenges.

New project utilizes Unreal Engine 5 for development

The new project utilizes Unreal Engine 5 for its development. BulletFarm describes the game as sharing the same DNA and commitment to player experience as its predecessors. The studio emphasizes a full commitment to the player experience with this new release.

GTG, also known as GreaterThan Group, serves as the sole partner for BulletFarm. Simon Zhu backs the holding company. GTG holds $40 million in cash and has $60 million in additional commitments. The group aims to support creators without forcing compromises between artistic achievement and commercial success.

This partnership marks a significant shift for BulletFarm. NetEase previously withdrew funding from the studio, which led to the shutdown of an earlier project. GTG also supports Arcanaut Studios, which is currently working on Star Wars: Fate of the Old Republic.

GTG stated that the partnership allows creators to work on dream projects. The group believes player satisfaction and commercial success can coexist. The studio has not yet confirmed a specific launch window for the new game.

Source: Insider Gaming

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