The Last of Us Part II, the PlayStation 4 masterpiece that certainly needs no introduction, will receive an online multiplayer sector in the coming months. Now according to a job advertisement, it seems that The Last of Us Multiplayer will be free-to-play. Check out the complete details below.
The Last of Us Multiplayer Could Be Free-to-Play
After the release of The Last of Us Part I, the Naughty Dog saga may still have some not indifferent aces up its sleeve. Now, after more details about the multiplayer mode in question were leaked a few weeks ago, other unofficial confirmations have emerged about the free-to-play nature of the project.
According to reports, The Last of Us Multiplayer Standalone game could be free, at least according to some job adverts that have appeared on the net in these hours. As reported on Reddit, Naughty Dog is currently looking for a producer with experience in a production role to support a free-to-play AAA title with live service content.
The job announcement doesn’t explicitly mention The Last of Us, but we know the brand is getting a standalone multiplayer game set in San Francisco. It is therefore logical to assume that the job advertisement refers precisely to this project.
It has previously been reported that the game will be “very, very live service-y”, and considering that the job description also requires experience in customer support, player support, or community management, as well as experience working with servers, networks, or online processes.
In any case, we encourage you to take this information with a grain of salt. Naughty Dog has not yet officially communicated on this topic. So, nothing is certain as of yet. It’s best to wait for their official announcement as to whether The Last of Us multiplayer standalone will be free-to-play or not. Finally, note that the game has no release window as of today.
