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Catherine Lewis

PUBG creator Brendan Greene halts development on "realistic Minecraft" survival game, plans to make it free and is looking into refunds

Prologue: Go Wayback early access trailer screenshot shows someone holding a compass, overlooking a vast forest.

PUBG creator Brendan Greene – AKA PlayerUnknown – has announced that development is being "halted" on his early-access survival game, Prologue: Go Wayback, amid restructuring at his studio, PlayerUnknown Productions.

Prologue: Go Wayback was released into early access last November on Steam. Greene once threw out the phrase "realistic Minecraft" as one way to describe it – players explore procedurally generated landscapes with no guides or markers to guide them, not to mention elements like hunger, thirst, and harsh temperatures to battle against as they make their way to their goal, the Weather Tower. As per its Steam page, it's "the first of three games that lay the foundation for our studio's ultimate vision: Project Artemis. A platform for massive, living multiplayer sandboxes where millions of players can shape their own worlds and emergent stories."

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