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They understand, having supported and made so many games over the years, including PUBG, what it takes to make a game these days. They want to do as much as is needed to support us, and they’re comfortable allowing the creative process to take its course. They’ve been really supportive of the creative process. What’s been wonderful about Striking Distance Studios so far has been the support from Krafton. It’s fully triple-A, a game that requires a lot of work. GamesBeat: That says a lot about the ambitions here. You can never have too many talented people. We’re always looking for other great developers to join. But we feel pretty good about the number of people we have in total. We have a wonderful IT department, our operations department, finance department, HR, marketing, and so on. Especially in today’s world, with the circumstances we’re in, we need a lot of support. Hands on, putting content in the game, making content, it’s certainly less than 150. Papoutsis: When we talk about 150 people, a studio is comprised of all types of individuals.

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GamesBeat: Do you consider that to be full strength? Papoutsis: We’ve been fortunate to attract and assemble 150 developers to work with us on the game so far. GamesBeat: I heard last night that the team is up to about 150 people. I guess officially I am employee number one.

Papoutsis: Glen and I were talking about it before it was a thing. GamesBeat: How early on did you start with Striking Distance? But our drive to do the game is based on a passion for this type of experience. It’s fortuitous, to your point, that perhaps there’s a space for it. What really motivates Glen and the team is just a unified passion for this type of game.

Papoutsis: Thinking back, certainly with our past experiences and the enjoyment we get out of that particular area of the space, it’s a good observation, but it’s not necessarily something that motivated us. It’s not as crowded a market as shooters. GamesBeat: It feels like it was also a bit untouched out there. This particular genre is something the team is excited about. Papoutsis: At its heart, Glen and the team are passionate about putting together a narrative-driven experience, leveraging past experiences. GamesBeat: What about survival horror was more interesting? Given everyone’s history, you could have gone toward a first-person shooter as well. That’s what we hope the Callisto Protocol will become for players. But our focus is to create a great experience on its own merits. I was at Visceral for years as the general manager and vice president, and I was on every Dead Space game, including the Wii game. Papoutsis: The honest answer is, our team is assembled from many ex-Dead Space developers. How intentional was it to create something in that sort of spiritual successor space? Is that something you thought about as you conceived the game? GamesBeat: It has that Dead Space vibe to it. It’s a pleasure and an honor to work on things people care about. Steve Papoutsis: It was exciting to be able to show what we’re doing to the world. A release window has yet to be announced.GamesBeat: You had a big night at The Game Awards.

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The Callisto Protocol is in development for the PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC. “We’ve built a world class studio of passionate developers that is ready to once again tackle one of our all-time favorite genres – survival horror.” “Striking Distance Studios has one goal with The Callisto Protocol – to make one of the most terrifying games of all time,” Schofield said last year.

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Players have to break free from a maximum security prison and uncover its dark secrets. The events of the game take place on Jupiter’s moon Callisto in the year 2320. We’ll have more to share soon! /0nmcR55OFfįor the uninitiated, The Callisto Protocol is set in the same narrative universe as PUBG: Battlegrounds. Thanks to everyone waiting as we finish and polish the game. Love seeing all the hard work the team is doing in the mocap studio to bring our characters to life. This is my favorite time when making a game – the design starts coming together.