Presented by the former Creative Director of The Extreme Race: Horizon, Open the World Race Clutch Announce

News from IT House 2 June, Maverick James, created by a number of former developers of " Extreme Race: Horizon " , officially launched the first game, Clutch. This is an open world speed game, scheduled to be launched in the spring of 2027, and the project is led by Mike Brown, former Creative Director of " Extreme Speed: Horizon " , by Jamie Britan, a Scottish writer.

Mike Brown, in his new video release of Clutch, said that the game had been developed with a custom version of the Fantasia Engine5 and had been produced for three and a half years. Clutch is concerned with “the love of driving, the connection between the car and the driver, and the raw pleasure of speed”.

The IT House is accompanied by the following premonition:

The story of Clutch revolves around a pair of racing brothers who are participating in the famous History Race Series called R1K. There will also be a Middle Convention fan group in the game. Mildnight Collactive, “Not concerned with the money and fame that R1K brings”, only about the love that drives itself.

Mike Brown indicated that Clutch would focus on the accuracy of the vehicle model. The old car would not be made into a new car in the showroom, but would be a real old car.

In this project, we really have the benefit of time. In fact, it's the longest development cycle I've ever been involved in, and it has enabled us to make some major investments that I know you'll like. With a customized version of Fantasy Engine 5, we have been able to achieve unprecedented detail and accuracy in the models of vehicles in the game. Each car curve, each varnished spot, each needle suture, and every tire wear and tear road is perfect. The old car also leaves traces of wear and tear, of treasured marks, and of real access and journeys.

It is understood that the full preview of Clutch will be made public during the summer festival.

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