Alien: Isolation studio puts out a teaser image for its new sci-fi FPS in hiring drive - fraziertiontems

Alien: Isolation studio puts out a teaser image for its new sci-fi Federal Protective Service in hiring force

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Creative Gathering has issue a new sort-of-teaser for its upcoming sci-fi FPS as a call for potency Job seekers.

The Tweet from the Alien: Closing off studio apartment's confirmed Twitter account teases "something radically different in the FPS space" and it includes a teaser image that shows a first-soul image from the indoors of some kind of spaceship OR colony - along with a ton of nods to the studio's own accolades and strange loved properties from within the synoptic parent company.

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If you didn't know this was from a enlisting private road for a Sega-closely-held company, IT would beryllium a very weird picture to look at. In that location's the planet in the distance and the first-person hand holding a futuristic gun, of trend - then you see there's a slender Sonic the Hedgehog figurine unsettled call at the void of space, a bunch of bananas session on a pedestal (likely as a nod to Super Monkey Ball), a bunch of stickers saying how great of a place the studio is to ferment, and a BAFTA gun charm, among otherwise teasers.

The job listings specify that Creative Assembly's Alien: Isolation team (the studio is besides causative the Total War series) is "exploring sunrise frontiers with a brand-new and tingling Primary-Person Gunslinger IP." Information technology basic announced the project back in September 2018, calling it a multiplayer FPS that will "let players to embrace a diverseness of creative playstyles."

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