Here is what the page “Glen Schofield Blames Krafton Management for The Callisto Protocol's Problems: 'I Was Forc” contains. Glen Schofield, the renowned game developer best known for co-creating the iconic horror franchise Dead Space, has publicly attributed the shortcomings of his 2022 sci-fi horror title The Callisto Protocol to pressure from its publisher, Krafton. The South Korean company, best known as the owner of the massively popular battle royale game PUBG, allegedly forced Schofield and his studio, Striking Distance Studios, to release the game before it was fully ready.
Schofield stated bluntly, "I was forced to ship the game," suggesting that Krafton's management prioritized a holiday release window over the game's quality and completeness. This admission sheds new light on why The Callisto Protocol, despite its high production values and strong initial hype, received mixed reviews from critics and players, with many citing performance issues, repetitive combat, and a lack of polish. The full version stays on the original page, which this listing opens directly.