Deadline puts brakes on Faith and a .45

by Justin McElroy on Feb 4th 2009 1:13PM

The .45 may have a brimful of Asha, but that's not enough to keep things spinning. That's the word from developer Deadline, whose CEO Chris Mottes told Eurogamer that work on actioner Faith and a .45 had stopped on all but a "negotiation level," due, he says, to the team's focus on Watchmen: The End Is Nigh.

The Danish developer made no mention of the game's lack of a publisher, but let's be honest with each other: It's probably not helping. Joystiq is also embarrassed to announce that we'll be reporting a publishing agreement with some variation of the headline "Publisher X has got to have Faith," in case you want to conserve a groan or two until then.

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Reader Comments (14)

" "Publisher X has got to have Faith," in case you want to conserve a groan or two until then." I would expect no less! *groan*

Anyway, I really hope something happens with this one. I was looking forward to it and seeing it grind to a halt here coupled with the lack of a publisher, is rather disappointing.

I was just expecting "Faith No More"

Or was it "Faith +1"?

Or "The end is nigh for Faith and a .45 development"

Everybody needs a bosom for a pillow

Seventy seven thousand piece orchestra set.

Pass the dutchie on the left hand side.

Ok... doesn't that pic look a LOT like Toby McGuire and Kirsten Dunst....?!!

I still say they need to talk to Atari.

I'd rather more verity of games instead of another shooter, if this doesn't ever come out I wont be shedding any tears, though I wont be partying either.