Why Dustborn was funded and developed in Norway EXPLAINED

Dustborn may be one of the biggest gaming flops of all time, despite a lot of recent competition. Ubisoft’s Star Wars Outlaws is shaping up to be a AAA flop, as gamers are flocking to Black Myth: Wukong, while Concord was just revealed to be pulled from the market - yet Dustborn, from publisher Quantic Dream and Norwegian developer Red Thread Games, is arguably performing even worse.
What may have grabbed the most attention though, is that the game was funded by foreign entities, more specially by EU bodies, and the Norwegian Film Institute.
We have been in contact with the Norwegian Film Institute, and even have some intel on the Norwegian scene, so in this video, we will break down how a game like Dustborn not only could have come out of Norway, but only could have come out of Norway.
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