The Last of Us remake: a job offer cannot go wrong

There are more curiosities around Naughty Dog, such as The Last of Us remake, if you pay a little more attention.

“Naughty dogs” don’t really show what they’re working on lately. In principle, the multiplayer Factions missed from The Last of Us Part II, released for PlayStation 4 last summer, could be one of their projects, with HBO preparing for a series adaptation of the game, but approx. to this extent, the flow of official information is exhausted (even if it can be called that…).

OpAttack wrote about it (then deleted juk we can’t link because of this) that Naughty Dog is looking for a technical game designer whose task will not be easy: to migrate existing gaming systems to a new framework. And this is quite a typical remake step: there are the basics, but you have to move the content to some more modern technology. That’s right, it is job advertisement it’s not just for Naughty Dog, but for several PlayStation studios, but that may not be a coincidence for The Last of Us, which was originally released on PlayStation 3 in 2013 and then on PlayStation 4 a year later, Remastered.

From the job postings in the studio getting we would still draw attention. The description is translated into Hungarian: “Get into the latest adventure of Naughty Dog: the studio’s first independent multiplayer game! We want to transfer the same ambition and quality as our typical, story-centric games into this stand-alone multiplayer project. That’s why we’re looking for an experienced, creative and collaborative monetization planner to help us build an incredible, player-friendly economic system. In this position, you will have the opportunity to be extremely innovative and develop a best-in-class economic system built from the ground up. ”

By the way, it covers The Last of Us: Action, which is independent of The Last of Us Part II and has been rumored before, as the game has been on PlayStation 4 for a year and a half and the studio has not released multiplayer since. element, that otherwise “independent” due to high ambitions and ideas…

Source: PSU, PSU

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