New World Interactive

Production on the first-person shooter video game Insurgency began in September, 2011 using the Source engine. A year later, Insurgency was on display at PAX Prime where hundreds of people got to try the game for the first time. On the 1st of March 2013, the game launched into early access.[12] The game was officially released on Steam on the 22nd of January 2014.[13] Insurgency went on to win second place in both IndieDB's Indie of the Year 2014 Editor's Choice[14] and Indie of the Year 2014 Player's Choice.[15]

Day of Infamy is a multiplayer tactical World War II first-person shooter made in the Source engine. It was scheduled for early access release on Steam on the 28th of July, 2016.[16] Closed alpha keys were available for numerous days before hand. Day of Infamy released out of Early Access on the 23rd of March, 2017.[17] Day of Infamy draws a lot of gameplay elements from the studio's previous title (and the mod before it). The game has a minimalist HUD, uses a “free aim” system that doesn’t depend on random bullet spread upon hip firing, and lacks a crosshair when not aiming down a weapon's iron sight or using a supplied scope. The game also carries over the same supply system from Insurgency, used for new weapons, extra ammo or other equipment.

Insurgency: Sandstorm was officially announced in February 2016 for the PS4, Xbox One, Windows, OS X and Linux, and was released in December 2018.[18] It serves as a sequel to Insurgency. The game features co-op capability and multiplayer, but will have a dedicated singleplayer campaign. However, New World Interactive announced in January 2018 that focus would be temporarily shifted solely to multiplayer to speed up a polished release.[18] The game entered closed alpha testing in early 2018. On September 11, 2018, NWI announced that it had delayed the release of Insurgency: Sandstorm and that it would subsequently not meet its original September 2018 release date for Windows.[19] The game's new release date was then set for December 12, 2018, while console releases will be delayed until a later date.

In July 2019, along with their new hirings, NWI said that the Art Director job position was hired to work on their “as-yet unannounced new IP being developed by New World [in Calgary].” This was the first public mention of a new title.

Since, then it has been revealed that there are at least 2 unannounced IPs that are being worked on, also through a job listing - "This person will activelt contribute to work on our hit FPS Insurgency: Sandstorm, in addition to a couple unannounced new projects. (Yes, couple.)"

We also know that one of the titles is likely going to be a first-person looter-shooter with an in-game economy - "If you’re interested, you’ll need these skills or experiences: - Experience designing, implementing, and tuning systems/economies - such as progression, AI behaviors, player leveling, rewards, inter-systems dependencies, and so on - Can critically approach, breakdown and explain key variables of game mechanics - Understand the moment-to-moment gameplay loops of first-person and loot shooters and what makes the genre’s fun."

With the other being a cover-based shooter - "We are looking for a Senior Al Programmer to join our expanding team! Are you a fan of FPS, with an emphasis on "inspired by realism" and tactical play vs. arcade control? Do you have a passion for cooperative compound interactions between networks of Al characters?Do cover-based shooters excite you? Do you have an interest in developing Al for a live-service title? Does Unreal Engine excite you? If so, New World Interactive would like to speak with you!"[20]