New 'Halo' project in the works at 343 Industries
What could it be?
What you need to know
- Halo Infinite is an upcoming shooter from 343 Industries.
- It's expected to launch in Holiday 2020.
- However, there's another Halo project in the works at the developer.
- A job listing revealed its existence, but didn't provide further details.
Halo Infinite should launch in Holiday 2020, but it looks like developer 343 Industries is planning another game in the popular franchise. Today, Twitter user Klobrille noticed that the team was looking for a Senior Producer to lead a new project in the Halo universe.
The post said, "343 Industries is looking for a Senior Producer to work with our Core Services team to help develop a new project in the Halo universe." It's unclear what this project could be at the moment, but it doesn't seem like it's the sequel to Halo Infinite since it's not even out yet. It may be a spin-off or another title along those lines.
“343 Industries is looking for a Senior Producer to work with our Core Services team to help develop a new project in the Halo universe.”https://t.co/OT1tUuY1zo“343 Industries is looking for a Senior Producer to work with our Core Services team to help develop a new project in the Halo universe.”https://t.co/OT1tUuY1zo— Klobrille (@klobrille) June 5, 2020June 5, 2020
What do you want to see from the Halo universe in the future? Possibly a Gears Tactics-like game? Let us know.
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