EA has taken a step back in Battlefield and will return to single-player campaigns after the 2042 debacle

A job offer reveals that the Seattle-based studio will be responsible for developing the story mode.

With Battlefield 2042, electronic arts saw how one of his main (and most successful) epics went from getting a lot of love to getting a lot of complaints from the community, especially because of the serious problems of the game and the lack of modalities like that. Story for a player.

Seattle Studio Looking for Design DirectorJudging by the information revealed by a recent job offer, DICE seems to have learned of the latter. It indicates that Battlefield will once again feature a single-player campaign mode The new Seattle-based studio is seeking workers to design it.

According to the announcement, the selected design director will “help streamline the design of missions, narrative, gameplay mechanics and systems to create the highest quality experience possible.” “Battlefield Seattle focused create rich and exciting stories with unforgettable characters and powerful experiences in the Battlefield universe,” they explain.

The Seattle studio was founded last year and uses proper names such as: Marcus Lethojoined the team to develop first-person experiences. Letho is primarily known in the industry as one of the creators of the Halo saga.

Battlefield 2042 is not without problems, although it continues to add updates periodically. Despite announcing on DICE that they will no longer support the Hazard Zone mode, one of the game’s main innovations, the multiplayer shooter has more plans for the next few months of its life.