The Callisto Protocol was a case of throwing familiar ideas and more money than sense at the wall and hoping it would result in a profit. A sequel isn’t likely, nor does this universe have a very compelling foundation to build upon, so maybe Krafton will cut its losses and try something new, and hopefully far less expensive. With a selection of downloadable content already promised, the plan is to ride things out and see where this new franchise goes from here. Reviews were mixed, sales weren’t much better, and now it must figure out where to go from here. It’s a big Western push from the Korean publisher, so I imagine it was a brutal kick in the teeth to have its first big project land flat on its face. Striking Distance was founded to facilitate The Callisto Protocol’s creation, with Krafton likely investing several more millions into setting up the studio, hiring talent, and putting them on the map in order to market the game to a global audience.
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