Prologue: Go Wayback! Goes Free After Development Cancellation
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Sam Sepiol
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PlayerUnknown has made Prologue: Go Wayback! free to own after canceling its development. The game, which was previously revealed to have an infinite number of maps, faced a rollercoaster journey including layoffs and eventual cancellation earlier this month. The developers have now released a lengthy statement about the game's fate, and players can download the early access title for free.
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· 3 pulledAfter ending development on Prologue: Go Wayback!, PlayerUnknown has announced that the early access title is now free to own for everyone.
It has certainly been a rollercoaster with big ups and downs for PlayerUnknown with the development of Prologue: Go Wayback!
Back in 2025, Insider Gaming exclusively revealed that the game had an infinite number of maps, and things were looking up for the title.
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