When Sony bought the studio last year Bangui for $3.6 billion, it was clear that the former creators of the Halo series would not only do multiplatform destinybut will greatly contribute to the success of the PlayStation on the air.
Now it has somehow been confirmed. Several unannounced projects being created with Sony support. Their existence was confirmed by lead designer Tom Farnsworth in a series of posts on Twitterwhere, among other things, he encouraged developers to apply for jobs at Bungie.
What do we know?
– Back in October 2022, there were rumors that Bungie was planning new marathon brandwhich is supposed to be a first-person shooter in the style of Escape from Tarkov, that is, games based on the fact that you have to extract valuables and escape from the map.
– The development of a new brand at Bungie was also confirmed by Sony when it bought the studio. She called it an ambitious innovation.
– Bungie CEO Pate Parsons himself hinted in 2019 that they will release a new game by 2025which will not be the next Destiny.
– An American studio offers a job in 2020, this shows that they are developing a project that should be comedy with light and quirky characters.
– In the summer of 2022, Bungie was looking for a marketing manager for a new brand. Terms such as MMOs, free business models, and mobile games were mentioned in the required skills.
– At the end of 2022, Bungie hired the head of Valorant. Joe Ziegler has left Riot Games after 12 years at Bungie. name of action in third person. It is developed on the internal engine of the Tiger. It is a heavily modified version of the Blam engine used in the Halo series.
– Bungie doesn’t want to neglect DestinyDestiny 2 Lightfall will release on February 28, 2023.
– Until March 2026, Sony plans to more than 10 names of live services. It is assumed that Bungie is working closely with PlayStation Studios, that is, with other Sony teams.
– Created in Naughty Dog the same multiplayer game from the world of The Last of Us and are also preparing their online project at Guerrilla Games in connection with the Horizon brand. The London-based PlayStation studio is also working on an online PS5 game.
“Despite the ambitious plans for a live service, Sony has no intention of abandoning traditional single-player story-driven games.
Source :Indian TV
