UK independent developer Kuju has signed up with publisher Ghostlight for a next-gen game built with Epic's Unreal Engine.

The game, a first world war shooter, is in development at Kuju's Sheffield studio and is called To End All Wars, according to a report in today's edition of MCV, Develop's weekly sister publication.

"With the experience and knowledge of the Kuju Sheffield team tied in to the quality of the Unreal Engine 3 technology, we are certain the game will not only look incredibly realistic but will be one of the most atmospheric and engrossing games ever released on next-gen platforms," Ghostlight's head of sales Sam Collins told MCV.
"To say Kuju Sheffield and Ghostlight are excited by this game is a huge understatement."

To End All Wars is due for release next year

Ghostlight has decided to recreate the gritty barbarism of World War I for PS3 and Xbox 360.

To End All Wars will be a first-person shooter created by Kuju Sheffield - the studio recently renamed to Chemistry and responsible for Sensible Soccer 2006.

The game's biggest strength will apparently be its setting, which will draw on the rather more up-close-and-personal combat of the first World War; taking us back to the muddy trenches and ominous craters of No Man's Land.

It's still a little early for any specific gameplay details, a spokesperson for Ghostlight told us this morning, but squad-based tactics and strategical manoeuvres were mentioned, as were gritty and mature scenarios.

Unfortunately multiplayer and co-operative possibilities weren't something the spokesperson could confirm, although we were assured To End All Wars will come with all the mod-cons you expect from a next-generation title.

Whether it be different enough to stand out from games like Call of Duty, Brothers in Arms, and Medal of Honor we'll have to wait and see.

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