[img]{STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/35920490/efb5a9d1a3cb4dd16403e8c49de5bbe6e3342c45.png[/img] In our last announcement, we mentioned that we are going to let you in our plans on how to proceed with [b]Airport Contraband’s[/b] development. It’s something that’s has been set up for a bit now and we now reached a point where we can make it official. You see, one of the ideas that has been floating around here at the studio, since it’s an obvious one, is to find a team to aid us and develop the game together. Right, easier said than done, considering that for such a close cooperation which we have in mind the list of requirements makes that obvious approach quite difficult in the real world. Let’s just look at some of the key points on our list: [list] [*] A team that we already know or worked with in the past, so there will be no surprises. [*] A team with a high level of experience in terms of game development. [*] A team that also has the same level of experience in terms of handling development pre- and post-release, having already made some games. [*] A team that is going to be passionate about that type of game. [*] A team that will not just develop our game but make it their game and put their own heart into it. [*] A team that can basically match our team structure since we’ll have to work together closely. [*] A team with members who worked with each other on a regular basis and know each other. [/list] And since we are writing a letter to Santa Claus, let’s also add that we’d like the team to be local, so we just grab a cab or jump on a tram across town and can meet up quickly. You know, sometimes ones really gets lucky. It doesn’t happen often, but this time it happened for us. We did manage to find a local team checking everything on the list, and they just finished a project, and are ready to start cooperating with us on developing Airport Contraband :) This team is [b]Titanite Games[/b], and we all just jumped right in and started working on Airport Contraband! We will do a detailed introduction soon and outline how we want to proceed and what may change in the game going forward, but we need some time with both teams to wrap up some planning tasks first.