Developer PlayerUnknown Productions announced today that it is halting further development of Prologue: Go Wayback!, the single-player open-world emergent survival rougelike game that PlayerUnknown himself, Brendan Greene, has been leading development on for several years. The decision to pause further development comes as the studio is suffering an unknown number of layoffs, making an already small team too small to support the game and the team's full size. Announced on the game's Steam page, PlayerUnknown Productions will make what it has built so far free and take the game out of early access with its next and seemingly last major […]
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