EA Motive Has A New Star Wars Game in the Works

EA Motive is working on an as-notwithstanding-unannounced game within the Star Wars universe, if a recent task listing is to be believed.

The recently-published job listing for the Montreal studio had been seeking a software developer. Though the listing has since airtight downward, it'south clear according to a multifariousness of outlets and reports that this listing was indeed for a new game in the Star Wars universe.

These are but a sampling of some of what the programmer job list expected of applicants:

Integrate complex engine code and data betwixt game projects and engine code line
Interact with other engineers to enhance and maintain a robust build pipeline supporting multiple platforms
Manage code and information integration strategy and Perforce branch structure
Create, modify, and maintain asset pipelines and workflow tools, as needed

Previously, EA Motive confirmed information technology had "several unannounced projects" in the pipeline. General manager Patrick Klaus said equally much in an official Motive Studio Update web log. Information technology and then happens that one of them is Star Wars-related.

"Innovation is tough, just it's also exciting and energizing," wrote Klaus at the fourth dimension. "With our new mission, we're trying a lot of things and testing many ideas which you tin't become fastened to, as iteration and experimentation are healthy and a primal to finding something great. The team is super talented and we're all striving to make aspirational games that button the boundaries of what players wait now and into the future."

Unfortunately, in that location's no indication as to what type of Star Wars projection this new game might exist, nor what kind of gameplay it might characteristic. We're essentially in the dark near most of what to wait here, only the fact that there's another championship in the works is all the same heady plenty to consider.

Star Wars: Squadrons just debuted on October 2 across Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC. It brought extensive, high-flying dogfights to a multifariousness of platforms, as well equally VR support for both PlayStation VR and PC users.