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The Callisto Protocol’sdystopian sci-fi world is as dark and brutal as it gets.
However, it is the game’s ominous atmosphere that makes it such an intense experience.
However,The Callisto Protocoldid not achieve it’s aesthetic wholly on its own.
In reality, it was heavily influenced by sci-fi horror video games and movies that came before it.
However, after theDead Spaceseries ended, co-creator Glen Schofield wasn’t finished with the concept.
That’s when he teamed up with developers Striking Distance Studios to push the concept to even further extremes.
As a result,The Callisto Protocolwas born.
PUBG References
You may be a little confused as to whyThe Callisto Protocolmight have an easter eggs that referencesPUBG.
Well, that’s because the game is published by KRAFTON, the studio that published and developedPUBG.
In fact, the original plan forThe Callisto Protocolwas to become a part of thePUBGuniverse.
Though this never actually came to fruition.
This helmet can be found on one of the crafting station tables you come across in the game.
Which, is the same name as the volcano map fromPUBG.
So, that’s how these two universes ended up crossing paths.
As it was well-hidden and went right over our heads.
That’s why we suspect Glen Schofield or another team member is a big fan of these films.
As for anyone encountering Predator in the dome’s habitat, still remains to be unseen.
This can be found in the description of a keycode hint in the character, Richard Cids data-bio.
It reads the bridge over Schofield Ravine was constructed as part of the abandoned terraforming program.
In this, they are referring to a ravine on the planet Callisto.
Which, Glen Schofield conveniently named after his own surname.
Ensuring his legacy in the game lives on forever.
Riley Fonger is a freelance writer, music lover, and gamer since adolescence.
