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"We have to go a different path" - Krafton thinks PUBG Ded.Net's pulpy gameshow hyperviolence and roguelite twist can make it the next big battle royale
Krafton's PUBG Ded.Net aims to revitalize the battle royale genre with a pulpy, 90s-inspired gameshow aesthetic and roguelite mechanics. Creative director Dave Curd explains how the game incorporates player upgrades and persistent effects across matches to mitigate the frustration of losing, while maintaining the core survival thrills of Player Unknown's Battlegrounds. The studio is focused on creating memorable, entertaining experiences that push the genre forward.
Roguelike FPS Dednet exists to spread "the gospel of PUBG," says creative director, which means it has "infinite" gameplay opportunities
PUBG: Dednet is a new roguelike FPS from the creators of PUBG, aiming to spread the "gospel of PUBG" with "infinite" gameplay opportunities. Creative director Dave Curd explains that unlike its predecessor, Dednet embraces imbalance through roguelike mechanics, encouraging aggressive play and frequent runs. The game features a '90s Pacific Northwest-inspired setting and aims to provide a chaotic, high-risk, high-reward experience for players tired of overly safe game design.
PUBG: Dednet director says the game is all about 'spreading the gospel of PUBG to an audience that hasn't…
Krafton's upcoming shooter, PUBG: Dednet, aims to introduce the PUBG franchise to a new audience with roguelike elements and faster-paced gameplay. Creative director Dave Curd described the game as an attempt to spread the 'gospel of PUBG' through desperate survival and dark humor, with a focus on player-driven stories and unique abilities gained between matches.
'I'm pretty confident this isn't going to be in this year's Battlefield update' — PUBG: Dednet director Dave Curd explains how the '90s-inspired multiplayer shooter stands out with its zany abilities and unique style
Krafton has announced PUBG: Dednet, a '90s-inspired multiplayer shooter with zany abilities and roguelite elements. Game director Dave Curd explained that the game aims to stand out by offering a fresh and exciting experience, differentiating itself from the more realistic approach of the main PUBG series. The game features teams of three and allows for character ability upgrades throughout 'runs'.
PUBG: DED.NET Developer Argues Making a Game for the Mass Market Where 'Nobody's Too Offended and Everybody Kind of Likes It' Has Become 'Box Office Poison'
DED.NET developer Dave Curd believes that creating games designed to broadly appeal to the mass market, avoiding offense and aiming for universal liking, has become commercially unsuccessful. He describes this approach as 'box office poison' in the current gaming landscape.
PUBG's new spin-off game is 'faster, meaner, and more aggressive' with sword hands and 'a little bit…
PUBG Studios and Krafton have revealed PUBG: DED NET, a new '90s-set roguelite FPS spin-off that is described as faster, meaner, and more aggressive than the original PUBG. Creative director Dave Curd highlighted features like build variety, 'sword hands' for melee combat, and a soundtrack featuring grunge and hip-hop.
