It's been a rough weekend for developer studio 1047 and its latest release, Splitgate 2. The follow-up to the 2019 arena shooter that featured the innovative addition of portals throughout the map has seemingly gone out of its way to disappoint and enrage fans, and now 1047 is in rapid damage-control mode.
To catch you up, 1047 CEO, Ian Proulx, kicked things off with his controversial appearance at Summer Game Fest, where he said he made the FPS because "I grew up playing Halo, and I'm tired of playing the same Call of Duty every year, and I wish we could have Titanfall 3." That, and his new battle royale is "f***ing awesome."
