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Prologue is the tech demo for PUBG creator's next game

(Effigy credit: Brendan Green)

The creator of PUBG has outlined his new project, which is coming soon via a tech demo.

In a video on Twitter, Brendan 'PlayerUnknown' Greene - who recently announced his departure from PUBG studio Krafton - discovered Prologue, telling fans that throughout his development career, "I've held a deeply fascination with sandbox-style open-world games, and the freedoms that they give their players."

Greene also says, however, that he wishes those games were a big bigger. That is the mission of his new studio - "to produce realistic sandbox worlds on a scale that's seldom attempted. Worlds hundreds of kilometres crosswise with thousands of players interacting, exploring, and creating."

Unluckily, filling those worlds with contentedness in a reasonable timeframe isn't actually possible. To get concluded that hurdle, Graham Greene's new team is development the engineering required to people those worlds in a more proceedings mode, via a neural electronic network. Prologue is intended as an aboriginal insertion to the tech that the team is creating.

In Prologue, you'll have to bump your style across a "runtime-generated" wilderness - one that's crafted atomic number 3 you load into the game. At one time you're in, you'll need to gather resources and craft tools to assistant you traverse a landscape asterisked by deadly weather conditions. Greene says in that location'll be no guidance operating room path to follow, "just a world, a spot along the map to reach, and the tools necessary to get there."

Prologue is an early peek at the tech powering Greene's future efforts, rather than a full game - "the first step along a multi-year journeying towards what we hope will be rich and interactional barefaced worlds." Because information technology's only a demo, you'll be able to pay what you want for it. On that point's no exact word on when you'll be able to do so - Greene says that the team will live ready to show their work "soon" - only a more in-profoundness reveal of the project is due to arrive tomorrow at 08:45 Atomic number 78.

We got our introductory (extremely early) peek at Prologue at The Courageous Awards 2019.

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