Elliot Page and Quantic Dream are developing a television series adaptation based on the video game Beyond: Two Souls.

Elliot Page is delving into his back-catalogue in order to capitalise on the success of videogame adaptations by developing a TV series of supernatural mystery Beyond Two Souls. The 2013 game was developed by Quantic Dream and starred Page alongside Willem Dafoe (Nosferatu).

Quantic Dream's story-driven video games including Detroit: Become Human and Heavy Rain seem like ideal titles to be adapted in Hollywood. However, Quantic Dream's 2013 title, Beyond: Two Souls, will apparently be the company's first game to be developed as a TV series.

Two Souls is happening at Page’s Pageboy Productions. Beyond: Two Souls was developed by Quantic Dream and published by Sony Computer Entertainment in 2013, having made its debut at the 2013 Tribeca Film Festival.

PlayStation and Quantic Dream’s story-driven adventure game Beyond: Two Souls is getting a TV series reimagining from original star Elliot Page.

Page says he wants to "create a unique vision of the characters and their journeys that resonates with fans and newcomers."

Beyond: Two Souls, the 2013 narrative adventure game developed by Quantic Dream, is the latest video game to get an adaptation off the ground. Pageboy Productions, which was founded by star of Beyond: Two Souls Elliot Page, is handling the adaptation.

Elliot Page‘s Pageboy Productions has officially obtained the TV adaptation rights to Beyond: Two Souls, the popular action-adventure video game from developer Quantic Dream. Originally launched in 2013,

Beyond: Two Souls was embroiled in scandal when, shortly after release, a fully nude model of Page was discovered in the game’s assets. While not shown or accessible during norm