Ormai è cosa nota che i Guerrila Games siano a lavoro su Horizon, titolo ancora non annunciato ufficialmente ma che si prospetta essere un RPG ambientato in un mondo aperto, ma stando alle ultime informazione potrebbe bollire dell’altro in pentola.

Infatti lo studio ha pubblicato un annuncio di lavoro che potrebbe far intendere che ci sia bisogno di scrivere una sceneggiatura per “uno dei titoli in arrivo“.

Le congetture si basano principalmente sul plurale usato in questa frase, che farebbe presupporre più titoli in sviluppo. Sono ipotesi basate quasi totalmente sul nulla, ma tenendo conto che lo studio ha più di 270 teste all’attivo non ci sembra improbabile che ci sia più di un titolo in gestazione.

Di seguito l’annuncio incriminato:

Guerrilla is looking for a Writer for one of its upcoming games. As the successful candidate, you will become part of the team and work on-site with the game director and designers to craft a compelling, original story that keeps players invested until the very end. In addition, you will write dialogue and background stories for the characters, create screenplays for in-game cinematics, and maintain a story bible for the game world. You will also collaborate with the audio team on voice recording sessions, reviewing audition materials and helping pick takes.

Requirements

We want to hear from you if:

• You have at least three years’ worth of writing experience in a relevant industry (games, movies, TV, comics, etc.);

• You have experience in writing dialogues or screenplays (not necessarily for games);

• You have a strong affinity for games;

• you have a passion for storycraft and deep understanding of dramatic structure;

• You’re up-to-date with the possibilities and limitations of current game technology;

• You possess excellent language skills and a riveting style of writing;

• Your English is impeccable, we can’t distinguish you from a native speaker;

• You’re able and willing to collaborate with many different individuals in the creation of the game;

• You enjoy working in agile, multi-disciplinary teams;

• You’re willing to accept criticism, edit stories and write several drafts of a plot.