Prologue is the mysterious subsequent game from Playerunknown

Brendan “Plunk” Greene right this moment introduced his subsequent game after the battle royale ladfest of Playerunknown’s Battlegrounds, a mysterious game named Prologue. It is… a video game? About… one thing? But it’s not a battle royale, and apparently not even related to Plunkbat. This is the primary game from Playerunknown Productions, the new research-y division Greene left the Plunkteam to steer earlier this 12 months. Here, take a look at some moist bushes within the announcement trailer beneath.
“I have been given a once in a lifetime chance to deliver something new on a global stage. Being given a platform to build a brand-new experience outside of the Battle Royale genre is an amazing gift, and one I don’t want to squander,” Greene stated in right this moment’s announcement. “Prologue is an exploration into new technologies and gameplay. Our aim with this game is to give players unique and memorable experiences, each and every time they play.”
Okay, however what’s it?
PUBG Corp introduced in June that they have been making an “original narrative experience” set on the planet of Plunkbat. However, that was being made by Striking Distance, their new studio led by CoD: WW2 director Glen Schofield. Prologue, no matter it’s, is a game from Playerunknown Productions. And they are saying that Prologue is “an original IP”, so it’s apparently not a Plunkgame in any respect – except they’re bending the time period.
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