Sony Will Soon Open Mobile Game Division, Want to Bring God of War to Uncharted to Smartphones

Sony and its IP games are always attached to the Playstation console. They often dare to associate or herald their work as an exclusive IP. Alias, can only be released on the PlayStation console and for the PlayStation only. However, this principle is known to appear to have begun to wear off in recent times. The release of Horizon Zero Dawn and Days Gone on the PC platform is a kind of trigger for Sony to want to open the door to other platforms.

And sure enough, not only the PC platform has slowly made its way into the original Playstation games, the world of mobile games has also begun to open its doors. Reporting from a job listing or new job vacancies that Sony needs right now, they are reportedly looking for someone who can be the head in leading the development of mobile games.

As if ready to open a new division for Sony studios, it was explained that this “head” must have a big responsibility to develop various strategies for their product development in the mobile market. Especially in adapting all forms of expansion of Sony's well-known IP-IP games to mobile, along with the planning of the game-style live services aspects that are ready to be implemented within the roadmap for the next 3 to 5 years.

 

 

With names like Gran Turismo, God of War, and Uncharted as their best-selling franchises, it is very likely that Sony will first start their expansion in the world of the mobile or smartphone market through these three games.

Because previously, Sony was reportedly focused on continuing to cultivate the development of their more successful game franchises, rather than continuing the franchise at a reception that was not too satisfying or large. This is reflected in the emergence of news about the development of the first remake of The Last of Us and the decision to reject a sequel to the game Days Gone.

Sony is also known to be serious enough in providing this vacancy. Because they expect that the candidate must have the ability to not only lead, but also maintain the sustainability of the mobile division group so that it continues to be durable and growing. Sony itself specifically provides requirements for applicants that candidates must have at least 15 years of experience working in the world of business planning.

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