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PUBG game developer is preparing several projects
Most of you have already heard of it, some of you play it every day. We are, of course, talking about the game PUBG, which is largely responsible for the fact that the "battle-royale" genre has established itself as one of the most attractive in recent years. After a long time, the original creator of this bestseller came forward. Brendan "PlayerUnknown" Greene and his studio PlayerUnknown Productions have revealed that they have been working on several projects since the release of PUBG in 2024 leading up to an even bigger, final project.
Prva je igra z naslovom Prologue: Go Wayback!, ki je opisana kot »enoigralska igra z odprtim svetom v žanru preživetja«. Prvič so o njej spregovorili leta 2021. Tako takrat kot zdaj pa so največji poudarek dali na tehnologijo, ki jo v igri uporabljajo za »ustvarjanje terena, ki temelji na strojnem učenju in omogoča takojšnje ustvarjanje milijonov zemljevidov«. Podobno tehnologijo smo že videli v igrah Starfield in No Man’s Sky, občutki pa so bili mešani. Največja kritika je, da so takšni svetovi običajno prazni, brez zanimive vsebine, ki bi te spodbudila, da raziskuješ svojo okolico. Bomo videli, kako se bodo tega lotili v igri Prologue.
Ta naj bi se v zgodnji različici na Steamu začela prodajati prihodnje leto, najprej pa bo nekaj testnih obdobij. Kot predogled, kaj lahko igralci pričakujejo, je studio na platformi Steam že objavil brezplačni tehnološki demo z naslovom Preface: Undiscovered World. Ogledate si ga lahko na njihovem Steam profilu.
The studio says the upcoming games are building blocks on the way to their final project, codenamed "Artemis." The latter is supposed to be a multiplayer game, but what else we don't know yet. We got the first hint of the game's existence in 2022, but at that time they said that NFT tokens would also be built into the game. As expected, the response was not positive, so there was no mention of it in this announcement.
“My vision for Artemis is challenging, but we intend to take it one step at a time, and the three games will give us a solid technological foundation on which to move forward. After Prologue, two more games will be released in the coming years that will address critical technical challenges that will bring the studio closer to the final product.”
