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Days Gone
Report: Days Gone developer's next game will be live-service
Ah, of course, another promising developer given work on a live-service title that definitely won't flop in 6-12 months.
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Bend Studio, the developer behind 2019's Days Gone, appears to be working on a live-service game. Since Days Gone released, we knew that Bend Studio was working on something, but the teases had been cryptic at best.
Now, as per a listing for a lead project manager position on Bend's careers page, it appears that the studio is looking for someone with plenty of experience in live-service titles. Bend Studio hasn't previously worked on a live-service game, but there's a first time for everything.
This could mean that Days Gone 2 is not in the works, and that fans will be getting something new from Bend Studio whenever it decides it's ready to reveal what it has been working on.
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