This source is obscure as hell but what it points to actually sounds like it could be extremely interesting...
A church on the northeastern Montana prairie that once served family and band members of the late Lakota Sioux Chief Sitting Bull will soon be featured in an upcoming video game.
The Mni-Sda (Still Water) Presbyterian Church, known locally as the Chelsea Church, sits just off U.S. Highway 2 between Poplar and Wolf Point.
Its belfry is what attracted filmmakers to the structure, which was constructed in 1904, and is the oldest church on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation.
Monday, crew members used a drone that repeatedly flew by the belfry filming a man fighting with another man near a hanging bell as a train rolled by on the tracks a half-mile away. The footage mostly will be used for promotion of the video game.
The fiberglass bell built specifically for the scene was shipped to Montana via airplane.
Producers couldn’t release the name of the video game but said production areas for it stretched more than 5,000 miles from California to Montana.
“This is a sequel to an existing global franchise,” said Los Angeles-based Producer Jeff Guillot, who came to the reservation with 11 other crew members from Paris, Los Angeles and Bozeman.
The backstory of the video game, which will be released in September, is of a world that takes place in an imaginary location, Guillot said.
The location and art departments for the film are manned by a Bozeman crew, including location manager Will Brewster who was charged with the task of finding the perfect belfry for the project.
http://www.greatfallstribune.com/story/ ... 101241072/Concerning the original image I posted...
Ubisoft have stated that it was merely a throwback post rather than a hint of a new game or even remaster.