CD Projekt Red seeks an engineer to create robust online gameplay experiences and optimize multiplayer functionalities for Cyberpunk 2, indicating a possible confirmation of the game's multiplayer feature.
CD Projekt Red, the renowned video game developer behind the Cyberpunk 2077 and The Witcher series, has announced the hiring of a Lead Network Engineer for their Boston studio. This new recruit will be instrumental in ensuring low-latency, high-performance online experiences for players in the upcoming Cyberpunk sequel.
The studio has not yet revealed an official title for the Cyberpunk sequel, but it is known that the Boston studio is leading its development. The Polish team is currently focusing on other aspects, hinting towards an online multiplayer feature, though the exact details are not disclosed.
The Lead Network Engineer's role will encompass designing and implementing the network architecture and online systems for the game. They will also lead a team to develop and optimize multiplayer systems, including matchmaking, addressing challenges related to latency, bandwidth usage, and server performance.
This move indicates a focus on online multiplayer aspects in the development of the Cyberpunk sequel. In 2021, CD Projekt Red reconsidered its direction for Cyberpunk 2077 multiplayer, aiming to bring online features to all of their franchises in the future.
Interestingly, CD Projekt Red is also working on Project Sirius, a standalone multiplayer game for The Witcher, which has faced its own development challenges, much like other CD Projekt Red projects. The Witcher series is also set to receive a standalone multiplayer release with Project Sirius.
The studio is actively working on multiple projects, including online features for their franchises. While an official announcement for The Witcher 4 has not been made, it is clear that CD Projekt Red is committed to expanding their online gaming offerings.
The hiring of a Lead Network Engineer for the Cyberpunk sequel comes after CD Projekt Red's decision to cancel a multiplayer spin-off for Cyberpunk 2077. The studio is planning to incorporate a multiplayer feature in the sequel, fulfilling their promise to their fans.
In conclusion, the hiring of a Lead Network Engineer and the focus on multiplayer experiences suggest that the Cyberpunk sequel is set to deliver an immersive online gaming experience, further cementing CD Projekt Red's reputation as a pioneer in the gaming industry.
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