Brendan Greene (PlayerUnknown) might have left PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds (or PUBG) behind him, he still played a pivotal role in the battle royale craze, which is still active even today.

His next project was announced at The Game Awards: „prologue is an exploration of new technologies and gameplay. Our aim with this game is to give players unique and memorable experiences, each time they play.” The teaser video might give you a hint or two.

PlayerUnknown recently talked with Forbes as well about his new game: „This is the first step in the journey for me. We set up the studio and founded it intending to experiment with new technology. Now we’re taking that first step towards building new technologies, and Prologue is the first step into the new world for us. I wanted the chance to deliver something new on a global scale. I’m doing this to share my experiences with people and give them cool gameplay experiences. With PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds, I have all these people coming up to me and telling me their stories, and it inspires me to affect people in that way. It’s humbling that I can do that, and given the chance to do that again. With a lot of other creators, they’ve been put in a box. I’ve been told go and create, and we’ll support you. It’s so much responsibility, I don’t want to mess this up. But these opportunities don’t come along very often, you don’t get a chance to launch a global IP every day.

I’ve got some pretty big dreams about what I want to achieve, that I’m not quite ready to achieve. It will require some new tech. One of my dreams is to create worlds at scale. Hundreds of kilometres by hundreds of kilometres, with thousands of people, and these are hugely difficult problems to solve,” Greene said.

So Prologue is still a long way off, and we have yet to figure out what it could be. Maybe it’s going to be the next evolution in the battle royale. Maybe it will be a VR title. Maybe it’s going to be something different. Still, it’s in development, and it needs time…

Source: WCCFTech

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