PUBG Creator Metaverse game

Everyone knows their New Year’s resolutions, with most people setting vague, achievable goals without wasting much time planning how to reach those goals.

Brendan Green is not your average person though. The last time he set out to make an amendment, It has become a standalone game This has radically changed the landscape of online shooters.

Fortnite may be the most popular battle royale game on the market today, but its success has come on the back of… PlayerUnknown’s BattlegroundsOr PUBG for short.

Today, Green revealed in Interview with IGN Which His next big project involves creating a metaverse.

the PUBG The creator recognizes that this is no small endeavor, and has set an initial goal of 2040 to account for the challenges that lie ahead.

the term ‘metaverseIt’s been tainted by Facebook turning Meta A humble endeavor Which cost the parent company $46 billion between 2021 and 2024, According to Nasdaq.

According to Greene, This is not transformation, but merely “IP bubbles that may talk to each other.” His vision is a “3D Internet” unified by a protocol, and it already has a name: Artemis.

You should be able to create your own worlds and have them all run on the same protocol, such as HTTP. The world is a page, and that’s what I’m trying to do with Artemis.

Part of the reason Such an ambitious project is expected to take 15 years to allow the required supporting technology to mature Before being integrated into the metaverse.

What comes before Project Artemis?

As of today, PlayerUnknown Productions Working on two games To help pave the way for Artemis.

Introduction: An Undiscovered World Available on Steam in Early Access, it’s itself a tech demo for the second game in production.

Introduction: Back to Wayback It is currently in closed testing and should be released sometime this year.

Instead of taking the maximum more often It ends in disasterThe game adheres to a fairly simple method Survival game An episode where you need to get from point A to point B to achieve something while surviving the elements.

The reason for his existence introduction Field testing of the Melba terrain generation system developed by PlayerUnknown Productions.

Thanks to NASA’s massive geographic data, Melba is able to create realistic terrain on the flywhich in a survival game translates into an almost endless variety of maps.

If the world in Artemis looks anything close to Melba’s showcase at The Game Awards, it would already beat the meta’s excuse for a universe by a wide margin.