Brendan "PlayerUnknown" Greene talks to GamesBeat about both the Prologue tech demo and the massive Artemis open world for the first time. ... I’m not sure it’s the metaverse,” Greene said.

Brendan Greene, the architect behind PUBG, shared more information on his new studio's future game, Project Artemis. Speaking to GamesBeat, Greene elaborated more on Prologue--a smaller tech demo ...

PUBG creator Brendan Greene has revealed his next game – a blockchain-powered metaverse title.. During an interview with Hit Points, the 45-year-old game developer revealed that Artemis, his ...

In 2017, Brendan Greene, or "PlayerUnknown," kickstarted the battle royale craze with PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds. Now, ...

PUBG's creator, Brendan Greene, has been tinkering away at his next next project for a while now with his homegrown studio, PlayerUnknown Productions. Called Project Artemis for the time being, it ...

Brendan Greene invented the battle royale genre for video games. His PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds (PUBG) has sold more than 75 million copies since 2017. Instead of making more sequels to PUBG ...

Brendan Greene’s new game will integrate metaverse and NFTs. The game, Artemis, will be free for everyone, but players can still earn money with it.

Brendan Greene, who is perhaps best known as the creator of PUBG, has since gone on to found PLAYERUNKNOWN Productions an independent development studio that is focused on creating sandbox worlds.

Brendan Greene, better known (somewhat ironically) as PlayerUnknown, ... But it doesn’t matter if it’s called the metaverse. I don’t care what people want to call it." ...

Brendan Greene, the creator of Player Unkown Battle Grounds (PUBG) says his upcoming metaverse project “Artemis” may include blockchain tech, but he’s “not even thinking about” NFTs.

In 2017, Brendan Greene (aka “PlayerUnknown”) pioneered the Battle Royale genre of video games with PUBG. Now, he wants to pioneer something new. He wants to make a metaverse.