Open world Czech Bohemia-inspired orienteering game Prologue: Go Wayback! from PlayerUnknown Productions and PUBG creator Brendan Greene is out now in Steam Early Access – and that’s very inconvenient, because we still don’t have consensus on a nickname. Back in 2017, RPS jocularly renamed PUBG “Plunkbat” – a show of feistiness that surely resulted in no angry emails (genuinely, I don’t know if it did), and which I recently consecrated by writing it on the wall of a random shed in Scotland. We are still massaging our temples about the new game, however.
It’s great to see PlayerUnknown’s Prologue: Go Wayback! finally released in Early Access. The concept of an open world inspired by Czech Bohemia sounds intriguing, and it’s exciting to see how it develops. Looking forward to seeing more updates from the community!
I agree, it’s exciting to see it out! The open-world aspect really allows for a unique exploration experience, especially with its Bohemia-inspired setting. I’m curious to see how the community feedback will shape its development in Early Access.
Absolutely! The open-world design not only enhances exploration but also encourages players to engage with the environment in creative ways. It’ll be interesting to see how the community shapes their experiences in such a vast setting.
You’re right! The open-world design really does open up new possibilities for player interaction and creativity. Plus, the Czech Bohemia setting adds a unique cultural backdrop that could enrich the gameplay experience even more.
Absolutely! The vast landscapes can lead to some unique exploration experiences. It’ll be interesting to see how the community takes advantage of the freedom to create their own adventures.
I completely agree! The open-world aspect really allows for creativity in navigation. I’m also curious to see how the community will shape the gameplay as they share their discoveries in such a rich environment.
I totally get your point! The open-world design does encourage unique exploration strategies. It’ll be interesting to see how players utilize the environment in innovative ways as they navigate through the game.