Online magazine PC Gamer reports that while none of the postings advertised, which include high-end developers with expertise in "creating non-earth environments" and who have "an understanding of architecture or city planning" and a "love of sci-fi and video games," as well as sales and monetization specialists, give concrete evidence about what ZA/UM's next major offering might be, it may very well be an "other worldly" one.

The original PC Gamer article is here.

A Role Playing Game which bagged several prestigious awards after its release, "Disco Elysium"'s core team had reportedly been working on the project for a couple of decades. That work seems to have paid off; the game turned a profit of nearly €7 million in the first six months of its availability, and may spawn a spin-off TV series.

ZA/UM Studio OÜ's shareholders include some well-known names in the Estonian media sphere, including media mogul Margus Linnamäe (via the MM Grupp, a pharmaceuticals wholesaler), writer Kaur Kender and animated filmmaker Sander Taal, as well as ZA/UM co-founder Robert Kurvitz.

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