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Catherine Lewis

As PUBG creator's survival game gets its last update amid studio restructuring, PlayerUnknown says "I truly regret we couldn't finish the journey we began together"

A Prologue: Go Wayback screenshot shows someone holding a compass in a forest.

PUBG creator Brendan 'PlayerUnknown' Greene says he's "so very proud" of the developers behind Prologue: Go Wayback as the survival game gets its final update and becomes free for everyone, despite his sadness that "we couldn't finish the journey we began together."

At the start of the month, Greene announced that development was being "halted" on his "realistic Minecraft" survival game, with restructuring taking place at his studio, PlayerUnknown Productions, as he had "reached the limits of how far I can continue to fund this journey in its current form." Then, earlier this week, Prologue: Go Wayback was taken out of early access on Steam with one final update – it's now also free to download and keep, and players who already spent money can request a refund for a limited time.

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