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Games Workshop has more "forgotten IPs" for game use, says Cyanide

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Blood Bowl developer Cyanide has told Eurogamer that its relationship with Games Workshop may continue that's to its bursting IP vault.

"If Games Workshop continues to trust us, then sure, why not," said Cyanide's Antoine Villepreux. "They have got other 'forgotten' IPs that we think deserve videogame adaptations."

Intriguing. Space Hulk, please.

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