MOVIE NEWS – A collection of 15 short films from the creators of Love, Death + Robots is coming to Prime Video before Christmas, the primary source of inspiration for which was several video games…

Amazon is still working on a live-action God of War series, as well as a Warhammer 40,000 series. But we won’t have to wait long to see Prime Video’s first creation, inspired by SIE Santa Monica studio and PlayStation’s successful IP. Yesterday at Gamescom 2024 ONL: Secret Level, the tech giant unveiled its animated anthology inspired by various video games, modeled after Love, Death + Robots.

Mind-blowing animation in the style of Love, Death + Robots

Secret Level is actually the brainchild of the creators of Love, Death + Robots and presents itself as a groundbreaking animated anthology series. It will feature 15 original short stories set in the world of the most beloved video games, all created with their trademark groundbreaking innovation. And the best news is that it will all be released this year: on December 10.

“Get ready for an unforgettable journey where Amazon and the best gamers meet in a unique event that brings together more game IPs than ever before in a single series. Each episode of Secret Level serves as a gateway to a new adventure, opening up exciting worlds of the most beloved video games and the most anticipated new titles,” says Amazon’s statement.

God of War, Dungeons & Dragons, and Warhammer 40,000 are just a few of the franchises that will have a chapter in Secret Level. Here’s the full list of video games based on the anthology:

• Armored Core
• Concord
• Crossfire
• Dungeons & Dragons
• Exodus
• Honor of Kings
• Mega Man
• New World: Aeternum
• PAC-MAN
• PlayStation (various video games)
• Sifu
• Spelunky
• The Outer Worlds
• Unreal Tournament
• Warhammer 40,000

That’s all we know at the moment. The video accompanying the news (see below) shows several details that make us optimistic about the project. On December 10th, we will surely throw ourselves into it…

Source: Windows Central, YouTube