EA Sports is developing a new AAA free-to-play live-service game, confirmed by a Client Engineer job listing at its Shanghai studio. The project adds to the publisher's existing sports portfolio but carries no confirmed release details.
The studio has also collaborated with other EA teams on games such as Apex Legends and Battlefield 2042.
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