Leaving PUBG, Brendan Greene Creates New Game Prologue

Brendan Greene is working on a new game called Prologue. (photo; PlayerUnknown Productions)

JAKARTA - The creator of the game PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds aka PUBG, Brendan Greene is reported to have left the game development company PUBG Studios recently, and created a new game.

Greene is currently working on a new game called Prologue. He has made a big change in the game industry by creating the Battle Royale series of games.

Brendan's plan is conveyed through a five-minute video uploaded to his personal Twitter account, @PlayerUnknown, where he also conveys the aspirations of his new studio, PlayerUnknown Productions. This is an ambitious project from Greene, by making a perfect game.

“We wanted to create a realistic sandbox world on a rarely attempted scale, a world of hundreds of kilometers with thousands of players interacting, exploring and creating,” said Greene as quoted from INDIA, Tuesday, September 7th.

He tells users about his new game that players will have to find their own way here and they will need different tools and resources to stay in it.

Prologue will be very challenging, where players must try to move forward. In this game, Greene also informs about the use of new technology to give the user a real feel.

The former Irish DJ and web designer says his new team has built a neural network that can generate massively realistic open worlds, every time gamers press the play button. Greene called it a "breakthrough," and the Prologue would be a simple introduction to the early iterations of their technology.

However, it is not yet known when Prologue will be launched. But it seems that Greene is very excited about this new work, and is it possible that Prologue will be as successful as PUBG? We look forward to the continuation.

“Today, I am excited to take the next step in my journey to create the kind of experience I have envisioned for years. Once again, I thank everyone at Krafton for supporting my plans, and I will be revealing more about our project at a later date," said Greene when leaving Krafton some time ago.