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Variety has exclusively reported that the survival game "Pacific Drive," from developer Ironwood Studio and publisher Kepler Interactive, is set to be adapted into a live-action series. James Wan's Atomic Monster production company, known for the "Aquaman" franchise, has acquired the television adaptation rights and is now actively developing the project. A network or streaming platform for the series has not yet been announced.
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Developed over six years, the first-person survival game "Pacific Drive" launched earlier this year. It was nominated for Best Debut Indie Game at this year's Game Awards and won the Best Gameplay award at the BIG Festival. Wan's Atomic Monster has a busy slate of other adaptation projects currently in the works. These include a horror-themed reboot series of the classic sitcom "The Munsters," a new "RoboCop" series, and a live-action "Gargoyles" series, among many other projects.
via： Variety