While the free-to-play multiplayer of Halo Infinite is not doing as well as hoped, 343 Industries seems to want to enrich the game by offering seasonal narrative content.
The American studio is looking for a narrative director according to a job offer published on the Microsoft site.
Restoring Halo Infinite's multiplayer image
Despite a stellar start to Halo Infinite's free-to-play multiplayer, which saw a peak of 256 concurrently connected players last November, the state of it is a little less rosy today. According to Steam Charts, only 000 players log in daily to compete. Many reasons explain the desertion of the game: limited content, too long challenges, too high cosmetic prices... But 11 seems to want to restore interest in its multiplayer mode.
GameSpot may have seen a job posting for the Narrative Director position on the Microsoft site. It explains that the successful candidate will have to collaborate with the various Halo Infinite leads to "create highly innovative and engaging serial narrative content for Halo Infinite's free-to-play multiplayer". The director will be responsible for creating a team of writers, writing cutscene scripts and character sheets for casting, all with a view to "delivering seasonal content that takes advantage of existing lore and creating new chapters. of Halo history.
The return of a cooperative mode inspired by Spartan Ops present in Halo 4? Anyway, we should not know more right away, the game is still in its first season. The second season, scheduled for this year, will only bring the co-op mode of the campaign as well as the Forge mode.
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