00:00Usually, an Early Access game's final release is a moment for celebration. For PlayerUnknown's
00:04latest game, though, it's a sad and premature full stop.
00:08Go Way Back hit Early Access last year, but it's now halted development after layoffs
00:13at PlayerUnknown Productions. It felt inappropriate to leave it in Early Access when we're not
00:17able to continue developing it, said the studio. So, well, it's out and free to own. And if
00:24you're a player who forked out over $20 for its pre-release version, you can get a refund,
00:28no matter how long ago you bought it or how much you played it, until August 17th this
00:33year. If you want to keep playing but also want to request a refund, you're able to add
00:37it to your library again at no cost now that it's available for free, said the studio.
00:41The studio's big vision, a game engine for creating earth-scale procedural worlds, continues
00:46with a smaller team. But as for Prologue, it's over. Be sure to check out the full story on
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