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4A Games, the studio behind Metro Exodus, have advertised a list of job listings expressly for a "hot IP". While 4A come along to be hiring a multitude of staff in the main, there are sise roles that are labelled as for a new IP: three design roles, and three artist roles.

There isn't much that rump be divined about some futurity spirited from the subcontract descriptions, though the listing for a senior technical artist goes to some riveting places, tonally: "Never use the word 'impossible'." "Doing R&D means digging your own route ignoring doubts." Many of the other listings on 4A's web site seem to obviate the 'games wizard/ninja/jedi' tendencies that pop astir in heat-settled industries, emphasising the grandness of taking on critical feedback and beingness pervious to new citizenry's ideas, which makes this particular one stick ou.

Metro Exodus, which was released in 2019 and saw an increased edition release back in May, is an incredibly visually astonishing game—if demanding on your PC. IT makes sensory faculty that they'd plan to continue in kind for upcoming projects. Details from other listings ask that applicants are experienced "with 1st person operating theatre 3rd individual action titles" and have a "love for FPS games", then it doesn't look alike they plan to locomote too farther away from the mechanism they'atomic number 75 familiar with.

In his brush up of Underground Exodus, Andy Eugene Curran Kelly found the expansive game to be "full of surprises and stunning scenery", even if He was disappointed that his primary quill troth with the world was with shot at it.

A series of job listings is non an announcement though: we will likely have to wait a while ahead 4A have anything official to say.

Thanks, PSU.