Crossfire Single-Player Game Announced by That’s No Moon Studio

Veteran developers from Infinity Ward and Naughty Dog have launched a new studio called That's No Moon, backed by $100 million in funding from Smilegate. The team is currently developing a single-player action adventure game that adapts the Crossfire intellectual property for a narrative-driven experience. This project marks the debut title from the newly formed studio and shifts focus toward story-heavy gameplay rather than competitive multiplayer modes.

Veteran developers launch narrative-driven adaptation with adaptive cover mechanics

The new game centers on Layla, a gun-for-hire protagonist who operates alongside an ally named Cross within the Atlas Mountains. The core mechanic revolves around Adaptive Cover, which allows players to survey dynamic terrain for stealth opportunities and tactical repositioning. This system treats the surrounding landscape as a weapon, encouraging flanking maneuvers and careful movement through hostile environments.

Combat encounters emphasize high tension and deliberate lethality where a single bullet can end a fight. The developers are prioritizing tactical precision over chaotic action sequences to maintain this intense atmosphere. Players must rely on strategic planning and environmental awareness to survive these dangerous engagements.

The title is published by Team K1 and will launch on Steam, the Epic Games Store, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series S|X. No specific release date or pricing information has been disclosed for the game at this time. The development team consists entirely of former industry veterans who previously worked on major console and PC franchises.

Veterans from Infinity Ward and Naughty Dog established That's No Moon after a five-year development period, unveiling the title today. The $100 million investment from Smilegate provides significant financial backing for the ambitious single-player adaptation. This funding structure allows the team to pursue a narrative-focused direction distinct from traditional online shooters.