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Blizzard Posts Job Opening For New, Unannounced Game
Most Blizzard fans are already well aware that the company is hard at work on a next-generation MMO currently being developed under the codename "Titan." However, it looks like there might be another new property in the works at the company.
Gamespot noted a new job posting for a software engineer position on the Blizzard jobs portal, looking for a "a creatively minded and talented individual to serve as tools engineer for its newest game team." The posting seems to make it clear that this is a new project when it asks prospective applicants "Do you have a deep passion for developing the tools that empower designers and artists to create epic gameplay experiences? Does the idea of joining a new team in its early stages and establishing pipelines and development environments excite you?"
Now, Titan has not been official unveiled but the project has been in development for some time. In addition the jobs portal page has listings for several positions under the heading "Next Generation MMO" (which we can assume is the Titan project). This new posting is under a different header that reads "Unannounced Game Title."
It looks like something's brewing at Blizzard; we can't wait to find out what it is.
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