If it is, though, it could mean we are looking at a totally new era of Twisted Metal which could be really exciting.
Of course, it's worth noting, Firesprite did not confirm that this is for Twisted Metal so it could be a completely different game. Twisted Metal has exclusively focused on keeping players bound to their vehicles in past entries, so this would be an interesting way to spice things up. The last game in the series was released for the PS3, meaning it was completely absent for the PS4 era and has been nowhere to be found in the PS5 generation thus far. According to well-known leaker Tom Henderson, a new Twisted Metal game is. Theres a chance it could be a F2P digital titles on PS4 and PS5 consoles. Download and pay to subscribe and youre only minutes from having 1000+ retro. Perhaps the biggest piece of info for Twisted Metal fans is the fact that one job description for a Principal Designer mentions both vehicular combat and on-foot combat, suggesting players may be getting out of their vehicles to get into battle. 1 minute & 15 seconds read time Sonys new Twisted Metal game may not be a premium battle royale crash-em-up. Firesprite is also looking for people with experience in VR games, suggesting there may be a VR component to the game. The studio is looking for people to work on a new AAA multiplayer game that's being made in Unreal Engine 5 with a focus on weaving together the mechanics with the storytelling and worldbuilding. By Logan Moore - Janu03:24 pm EST 0 A new report has seemingly revealed the studio that is now working on the PlayStation 5 reboot of the Twisted Metal series. Users on ResetEra collected some of the most notable findings.
The new version is called Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater. As such, some fans have been digging through job listings for Firesprite to see if they can glean any details about the new rumored Twisted Metal project. The company is developing a remastered version of Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater for PlayStation 5, Windows PC, and Xbox Series X.
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