PUBG creator's roguelike survival game with machine learning-generated worlds hits Steam early access next month – the first step toward "realistic Minecraft" for "millions of players"

Prologue: Go Wayback first-person screenshot of a man holding a compass in a snowy forest.

PlayerUnknown Productions, a new studio separate from modern PUBG mothership Krafton, has a new game out next month. It's a single-player survival game with roguelike elements that's somewhat confusingly called Prologue: Go WayBack, billed as the first in three games building toward the studio's, and PUBG mastermind Brendan "PlayerUnknown" Greene's, vision for a super-game called Project Artemis, which hopes to one day bring "millions of players" into a dynamic survival ecosystem that Greene once dubbed "realistic Minecraft."

Prologue: Go Wayback will enter Steam early access on November 20 for $20, the dev announced.