15 Hidden Gems in Secret Level
- "Secret Level" is a 15-episode anthological animated series.
- Directed by Tim Miller, co-founder of Blur Studio.
- Features games like Armored Core, Concord, and Dungeons & Dragons.
- Coming to Amazon on December 10.
- Includes characters like Keanu Reeves and Matthew McConaughey.
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Secret Level: An Anthological Animated Series
Published by Kenneth Shepard on Wednesday at 12:05 PM
One of the most surprising announcements at Gamescom's Opening Night Live was the reveal of "Secret Level," a 15-episode anthological animated series focusing on different video game properties, coming to Amazon on December 10.
Tim Miller, the director of Deadpool and co-founder of Blur Studio, is leading the project. Some pretty big franchises are attached to it.
Here are the 15 games featured in the series:
- Armored Core: An episode based on FromSoftware's mech franchise. Keanu Reeves appears to play a role in this episode.
- Concord: Firewalk Studios' hero shooter, featuring a Guardians of the Galaxy-esque world.
- Crossfire: Smilegate Entertainment's tactical shooter, popular in various parts of the world.
- Dungeons & Dragons: Features recognizable iconography from the multiverse, including dragons.
- Exodus: Announced at The Game Awards in 2023, starring Matthew McConaughey.
- Honor of Kings: TiMi Studio Group's MOBA, with over 100 heroes to choose from.
- Mega Man: Capcom's iconic robot boy, featuring a somewhat realistic art style.
- New World Aeternum: Amazon's MMO, featured prominently in the trailer.
- Pac-Man: Bandai Namco's mascot character appears as a robot.
- PlayStation Studios Games: Features multiple games from Sony's first-party studios, including God of War's Kratos and Ghost of Tsushima's Jin Sakai.
- Sifu: Sloclap's martial arts beat 'em up, sticking to its distinct stylized look.
- Spelunky: Features characters in a 3D world, different from the 2D sprites of the game.
- The Outer Worlds: Obsidian's sci-fi RPG, possibly following a young Phineas Vernon Welles.
- Unreal Tournament: Focuses on a battle within the titular tournament.
- Warhammer 40,000: Focuses on characters from the upcoming Space Marine 2.
That's all we know about the episodes so far. The trailer gives us a general tone of the project, but specific details are still scarce.
I'm most curious about the PlayStation Studios episode. Seeing Kratos and Jin in a crossover episode is exciting, but I hope they dive deep into the PlayStation catalog.
