Project 007 sounds like a big departure from Hitman in new job listing
Project 007 will feature "character-driven scenes with substantial di𝄹alog"

Hitman developer I🎶O Interactive has dropped some new hints for their James Bond game, by way of a job listing.
IO Interactive is currently seeking a writer to produce "character-driven scenes with substantial dialogue," according to the job listing on the . From this description, it certainly sounds as though 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Project 007 is going to be a fairly cinematic gaﷺme, a big departure from Hitman's approac🅘h to minimal dialog.
Additionally, the job🍃 also asks ♋that applicants be able to produce "complex storylines and in-game subplots [...] tied to larger story goals [....] lead the player down a story path," as well as "compelling in-game dialogue."
From the description of the writer's role on Project 007, it would appear that the game is going to differ significantly from Hitman's general de✤sign philosophy. If you've played Hitman, you'll know that protagonist Agent 47 nearly forgoes dialog entirely, with the exception of a few quips here and there, generally resorting to physical actions over talking.
The fact that IO is hiring a writer is also a strong indicator that Project 007 is at least a few years away from seeing the light of day. Developer IO Interactive only just announced the game in November 2020, shortly before shipping Hitman 3 in January 2021. However, we do know that Project 007 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查ꦦ询:won't be based on any of the James Bond✃ actors, and IO Interactive will be creating an enꦇtirely original story for their adaptation.
For more on what to expect from IO's new game, head over to our complete writeup on the incoming 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Golden Age of licensed games, starring Indiana Jones, Star Wars, and more.
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