Glen Schofield, from the Callisto protocol, breaks his return to horror

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Just watch Event Horizon, Alien Isolation, Signs or any other instance. Dead Space — the series of futuristic science fiction that sees a religion worshiping creatures made from members / parasitically-controlled corpses of its victims — is only one of many, but the unique sensation and level of gore in the series are sufficient for people to climb for a sequel since the end of the series — especially given the shocking ending DLC ​​final game that saw the contested Earth by the moon brothers.

Callisto's protocol is not followed it, but it certainly looks. Directed by Executive Producer of Dead Space, Glen Schofield — in his first horror game since the first Dead Space (except special thanks to its suite of shooting on rail Dead Space: Extraction), the game takes place in a jail on Jupiter's moon Callisto, in the midst of an alien invasion. Apart from this, the information is limited — although, oddly, we know that the game takes place in the universe PUBG.

We help PUBG Corp now as a team of writers working on the tradition of PUBG and his universe, said Schofield Games radar. They have a schedule, and we adapt to the schedule now. It will not really deep, but there will be few links here and there. We probably will refer to each other from time to time... This will make more sense once the game released!

It is likely that this was a requirement for publishing agreement with PUBG Corp, but Schofield said he had carte blanche to tell his own story. Maybe PUBG Corp. saw a gap in the market for a horror deductible oriented science fiction and thought able to fill? Who knows. After all, there are many strange connections there (just search the Six Degrees of St. Elsewhere. If the Disney canon can exist in the same university as the books of Stephen King, something like that, that are small potatoes.

The trailer do we may have said nothing about the story, but Schofield clearly knows his stuff. Dead Space is often hailed as one of the scariest games of all time, and the team of Striking Distance intends that Callisto protocol is at the height of his legacy.

I admit it's a challenge, but it's always been a challenge, right? In Dead Space, it was a challenge. And so I think we can still scare people, that's for sure. We already know because we have people test it, that play and say, Dude, you got me. You got me on that one! »» Schofield also explained in detail why Callisto was chosen: It is covered in ice, but there is what they believe is an ocean under the ice, he told me, so there is obviously the water there. They believe that one day humans could colonize, but the atmosphere is 200 degrees below zero Fahrenheit, so it is damn cold!

A frozen planet is nothing new — after all, one was the main part of Dead Space 3 — and there are certainly interesting frights to do with the concept. Maybe we will see some flora and fauna of Callisto? Who can say, but as a fan of horror, I look forward to exploring Callisto by myself.

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