The Metaverse: PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds creator’s bold vision for the future

Brendan Greene, the creator of PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds (PUBG), is looking towards the future. In a recent interview with IGN, Greene discussed his ambitious plans for Artemis, a project he envisions as a true 3D internet where users can create and share digital realms connected by a universal protocol.

Artemis is more than just a game; it’s a platform for users to design their own worlds. The technology behind it, developed by Greene’s studio PlayerUnknown Productions, aims to create vast and realistic landscapes. However, despite the exciting vision, Greene acknowledges that there are still many unanswered questions. How will moderation be handled? What makes Artemis different from platforms like Roblox or Minecraft? Greene may not have all the answers yet, but he remains confident that Artemis will empower players to unleash their creativity like never before.

Although some may be skeptical, Greene is prepared to overcome the challenges ahead, such as accommodating millions of users and addressing issues like copyright and content moderation. He sees Artemis as akin to the early days of the internet—full of potential despite starting out empty. If Greene succeeds, Artemis has the potential to revolutionize our interaction with digital worlds. While Artemis is currently a distant dream, Greene’s optimism is infectious. If anyone can make this ambitious vision a reality, it’s likely him.

What kind of worlds would you like to create in a true metaverse?