Arkane Lyon, the "better" half of Arkane Studios that's responsible for the award-winning Dishonored franchise, has remained relatively quiet after releasing Deathloop, a timed-exclusive for PlayStation 5. Two years after the same game earned a nomination for the Game of the Year award at the very same event, it now appears ready to reveal its next game.

The studio, renowned for its mastery in creating immersive, narrative-driven experiences, might be preparing for a big announcement for The Game Awards on December 7.

The source of this information is NateDrake who mentioned on his podcast that the France-based studio will be at the upcoming event to reveal a new intellectual property, possibly Dishonored 3.

The possibility of the release of a new mainline Dishonored entry aligns with leaked internal documents from Microsoft, revealed during its massively publicized trial with the FTC, which included a mention of Dishonored 3 in their roadmap, targeting a FY2024 release.

This leak, coupled with NateDrake's information, has fueled fan anticipation about a follow-up to Dishonored 2, released in 2016. The notion of returning to the stealth-based, narrative-rich world of Dishonored is particularly interesting for gamers who long for the series' unique blend of story, atmosphere, and gameplay.