Screenshots from survival horror The Callisto Protocol have hit the web. It turned out that the new work of Dead Space creators will not be a part of the PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds world.
With each passing month The Callisto Protocol grows to be not only a spiritual heir, but also a rival to the iconic survival horror game series Dead Space (since the later will receive a remake in a few months). First screenshots from the game were posted on Reddit, which come from an interview given by Glen A. Schofield (head of Striking Distance) for the Game Informer magazine. They are not available in high quality, but still perfectly illustrate the terrifying nature of the game.



Moreover, Schofield recently revealed on Twitter that The Callisto Protocol will not be sharing the world with the battle royale game PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (a.k.a. PUBG: Battlegrounds). The title was originally supposed to belong to the same universe, but present the events taking place a few hundred years later and on a different planet. This was part of the cooperation with Krafton, which owns PUBG. Eventually, the creators came to the conclusion that the two games do not fit together, so they decided to create their own world, in which, however, there will be references to this popular network game.
According to IGN (citing the aforementioned interview) the game's protagonist will not be able to boast of huge combat abilities - Jacob Lee is an average spaceship pilot without military training.



The Callisto Protocol should debut this year, however, we have not yet learned the exact release date. It looks like this title will have to compete with Dead Space Remake. The title prepared by Motive should hit the market on January 27, 2023.
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Author: Krzysztof Kaluzinski
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