Overview
- PlayerUnknown Productions moved Prologue: Go Wayback out of early access and made the game free to keep after issuing a final content update.
- The final update, released on Friday, added world trails, a handheld weather monitor, waterproof spray, cooking and liquid-handling fixes, and other quality-of-life improvements.
- Purchasers can request refunds through Steam’s standard process for a limited period and the developer says it has notified Steam support to facilitate those refunds.
- The studio enabled a developer build and left game files unencrypted to let modders explore and extend the game, noting it lacked time and resources to deliver full official mod support or documentation.
- Brendan 'PlayerUnknown' Greene said he had reached the limits of self-funding, expressed regret he could not finish the project, and said a smaller team will continue work on the Melba engine while the studio looks for partners to possibly resume broader development.