We even emailed the game’s PR and tweeted at Glen Schofield but got no response.
The PUBG Twitter account also did not tweet about the trailer or game. The official press release and trailer make no mention of PUBG, aside from the blurb at the bottom of the press release that gives the history of the publisher, Krafton. Even people in the game’s Discord server seem puzzled. But given how the news story from June 2019 said the developer’s first game would be in the PUBGiverse, people still drew lines from The Callisto Protocol to that initially pitched solo PUBG game.
It was set in space in the year 2320 with horrific space monsters, which is about as far away from a fairly realistic military battle royale. With this in mind, we have created Callisto's Security. Security is the true catalyst for the adoption of any technology. Building on its native cryptocurrency (CLO), Callisto Network is a layer 1 smart contract solution offering a unique set of features. The accompanying news story also revealed that this team would be making a single-player game set in the PUBG world, stating that they are “working together to build the studio from the ground up so can begin crafting an original narrative experience in the PUBG universe.”īut that came into question as the trailer for Striking Distance’s first game dropped during The Game Awards and was decidedly unlike PUBG. Callisto Network is a proof-of-work blockchain with a strong emphasis on security. CEO Glen Schofield spoke in the video on the official PUBG YouTube channel about his new studio. This confusing correlation begins in June 2019 when Striking Distance was formed.
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