The master is back, as Dead Space creator Glen Schofield has a new project in development that’s set hundreds of years into the future of the PUBG universe. Called The Callisto Project, here’s the first trailer for it that’ll make Gene Simmons jealous.

PUBG Corp. have announced that they’ll be branching out into AAA game territory with a new title set within the PUBG Universe, and it’ll feature none other than Dead Space and Call of Duty mastermind Glen Schofield heading up new studio Striking Distance for project, which has been labelled as an “original narrative experience”.

Quizzed by Game Informer (Thanks, PC Gamer) on which game universe he’d love to return to after years spent working on the Call of Duty series under Activision, and Schofield went straight for the space horror jugular.

Glen Schofield and Michael Condrey are the heads of Sledgehammer Games, the studio they created after leaving EA and Visceral Games behind. They've now left Sledgehammer behind to become executives at Activision.

Call of Duty: World War II isn’t just a back to basics approach for the franchise, but a game that wants be both entertaining and respectful of the past with story that doesn't shy away from the horrors of war.

Call of Duty this year feels like a game built on that passion, built on the history of World War II and the impact that it had on generations to come. Speaking to Sledgehammer studio heads Glen Schofield and Michael Condrey ahead of E3, the two co-founders of the studio filled me on how the team had come together to tell a more personal story in Call of Duty this year.

We sat down with Sledgehammer co-founder Glen Schofield to talk about how Advanced Warfare is changing Call of Duty.

We got some hands on time with this year's Call of Duty entry, as well as a sneak peak at some single-player content. Is this the evolution of first-person shooters?