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Bungie Is Looking For Beta Testers For Its Next Game
According to a post that went up today on Bungie.net, the famed Halo developer is looking for beta testers for its next game.
Here's the word straight from the site:
Making great games is no small endeavor. Today we ask you, our community, to officially put your name on the list of those willing to lend a helping hand. Service requires only a Bungie.net account and a valid email address. In exchange, we’re offering you the unique opportunity to help us continue making improvements to our playlists, features, and online community…and the potential to help us shape our glorious future.
Not all who enlist will be selected. But hundreds of thousands of gamers will likely be needed before all is said and done. March with us, and together, we will bask in the glory of World Domination.
Potential missions include:
• Playtests and Usability Testing at Bungie
• Surveys on game playing habits
• Alpha and Beta Testing for our next game
While Bungie will no doubt be flooded with applicants, it sure doesn't hurt to throw your hat in the ring. Who knows? Maybe you'll get a first-look at the company's much anticipated new IP?
Or, does this have something to do with that mysterious Bungie Aerospace website they launched earlier this year?
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