Call of Duty veteran Jason Blundell has announced that he's founded a new studio, Dark Outlaw, under the auspices of PlayStation.

Sony has unveiled Dark Outlaw, a new first-party game studio under PlayStation Studios, headed by Jason Blundell, one of the key architects of Call of Duty’s Zombies franchise. Blundell confirmed the ...

Sony has apparently formed a new first-party studio for PlayStation called Dark Outlaw Games, and it has already started hiring personnel for it. Jason Blundell, who worked on several Call of Duty ...

If the rumors are true, this all revolves around former Call of Duty developer Jason Blundell. There’s reason to believe that Sony closed a game studio, just to start over with the same people.

In a recent interview, Blundell announced his studio, which will be operating under the PlayStation Studios banner.

TL;DR: Jason Blundell, former Call of Duty zombies director, is leading a new first-party game studio for Sony called Dark Outlaw Games. Former Call of Duty zombies director Jason Blundell is ...

PlayStation's first party studio Dark Outlaw Games, led by Call of Duty veteran Jason Blundell has been announced. Read more ...

Sony Interactive Entertainment has established Dark Outlaw Games, a new studio led by Jason Blundell, the producer on Call of Duty: Black Ops, Campaign design director for Call of Duty ...

And while Sony has been trying to shore up its first ... it has now chosen to establish a new studio behind the scenes. Coming by way of Jason Blundell, who is best known for his work on the ...

Sony has formed a brand new first party studio to develop new PlayStation games, with this new studio called Dark Outlaw Games. The studio is being headed by Jason Blundell, who spent much of his ...

Jason Blundell has created Dark Outlaw Games, which is a new first-party PlayStation studio. Call of Duty veteran Jason Blundell's first major post-Activision project was the PlayStation-partnered ...

Jason Blundell has announced that he is leading a ... is something of a successor to Deviation Games - which he co-founded with Sony in 2021 after leaving Treyarch the previous year.