inXile Entertainment hiring for Xbox Series X Unreal Engine 5 game, confirms former 'God of War' developer
Let's see how it turns out.
What you need to know
- inXile Entertainment was acquired by Microsoft a few years ago.
- It's currently working on Wasteland 3.
- The next project appears to be an Unreal Engine 5 game.
- Dean Rymer, who previously worked on God of War, confirmed this on LinkedIn.
Recently, Dean Rymer, know for his work on Sony's God of War reboot's combat, joined Xbox Game Studios' inXile Entertainment. According to a post on ResetEra — revealed by Twitter user "Timdog" and "-GING-SAMA" — Rymer announced that inXile was hiring for a new next-generation, "AAA," Unreal Engine 5 project. The project will be on Xbox Series X from the looks of it.
Still awake but nice find @SamaGing !! @inXile_ent next project unreal engine 5 , 1st party , next gen AAA !!! Told ya all. Dean Rymer lead combat designer of God Of War https://t.co/8CzvVSEXLk pic.twitter.com/a9RendckrPStill awake but nice find @SamaGing !! @inXile_ent next project unreal engine 5 , 1st party , next gen AAA !!! Told ya all. Dean Rymer lead combat designer of God Of War https://t.co/8CzvVSEXLk pic.twitter.com/a9RendckrP— Timdog (@XcloudTimdog) June 18, 2020June 18, 2020
It's unclear what this game will be, it could be a top-down adventure, third-person title, or even a first-person experience. We'll keep you posted as soon as we know more. Epic Games recently stunned everyone by Unreal Engine 5, so it's quite a powerful set of tools. Whatever the game may be, it should look amazing given what inXile is working with.
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