The next game of Bungie is an action degree in third person

Bungie moves away from her first-person shooting roots with her next game and adopts a third-party perspective. Bungie became a name with Halo and Destiny, creating some of the most renowned and recognizable FPS games of all time. The work of Bungie in Halo was so monumental that the Developer of Call of Duty, Infinity Ward, was working on a "Halo Killer" before finally changing to Call of Duty 4. Bungie's work is not only full of rich science fiction worlds, but also has strict first-person controls with Sandbox elements to help separate them from getting more and more popular FPS. For what it seems, Bungie expects to distinguish himself and his next game even more by leaving the genre completely.

A new publication of work discovered by The Game Post reveals that Bungie is looking to hire a creative director for a third-party action game. The details about what the project will involve are scarce and if it is related to Destiny in some way, but a list of work for a contract level design position suggests that it will have competitive PVP elements. The previous job lists also suggested that Bungie wants to enter the space of electronic sports with this game, something that has not really approached from its time in the Halo series in the mid-2000s.

Earlier this year, PlayStation acquired Bungie, to the surprise of the players. The head of Playstation, Jim Ryan, said that Bungie was acquired because of his experience in live service games and that the owner of the platform wanted to use the developer to contrast all his exclusives for a player. Bungie titles will continue to be multiplatform, so it is likely that players see this new game in third person in Xbox and PC. Perhaps this game in third person is a kind of free-to-play experience of which Sony can boast after seeing the success of titles such as fortnite, _ Duty: war zone_ and tleends of apex.

What do you expect to see of the new Bungie game? Do you want me to be another shooting game or see the developer try something more innovative? Let me know in the comments below or contact me on Twitter @Cade_ONDER.