Naughty Dog is hiring for an online systems programmer
Naughty Dog, the iconic studio behind Uncharted and The Last of Us, is hiring an online systems programmer for a multiplayer project.
Many The Last of Us Factions fans were disappointed to learn that the upcoming sequel The Last of Us: Part II would not ship with a multiplayer mode. Now, however, Naughty Dog is looking for an online systems programmer for an unknown multiplayer project.
Of course, with the project not having been detailed, we don't know what this project will turn out to be upon release, but by purely speculating, it could be the potential Factions stand-alone game that Naughty Dog teased when commenting the Factions absence and its ambitious Factions plans.
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