The next PUBG game is in the works.
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Another Playerunknown's Battlegrounds game is in development, the game's publisher has declared. The as-yet-untitled game is helmed by a new studio called Striking Distance, which has appointed ex-Call of Duty and Dead Space developer Glen Schofield as its CEO.
The project is apparently in its infancy, so little is known about the game at present. PUBG Corp.'s announcement states " the game is original narrative expertise within the PUBG universe," while Schofield hints the game might not be a battle royale title. He said: "As an ingenious game, I have the freedom to explore the PUBG universe which has excited me about its possibilities, which I view as much beyond the battle royale genre." Schofield went on to tweet that the new game isn't a sequel to PUBG.
PUBG began it's career life as an Arma 2 mod, before being spun off into its own battle royale title in early access on PC in early 2017. It later came to each Xbox One and PS4.
PUBG has additionally been all in one of the most influential and foremost important games of the twenty-first century. It remains an enormous game in its own right claim, but it has also inspired and influenced what is possibly the industry's biggest trend right now in the battle royale genre, as well as including biggest victorious successful titles like Fortnite and Call of Duty: Black Ops 4.