Ian Proulx: Last News

Splitgate player has managed to create their own version of Counter-Strike: Global Offensive‘s surf mode map.As reported by The Loadout, following the release of Splitgate‘s new map creator which was introduced in the Beta’s season one, Reddit user Dalyn-f has shared his own version of the popular surf map.The video shows the Splitgate player standing in an empty arena while on a platform surrounded by different types of platforms similar to those seen in CS:GO‘s surf mode. The player then fires two opposite portals, and when they jump through, they manage to slide down the aligned platforms. Finally.

Splitgate, the Portal-inspired free-to-play multiplayer FPS from 1047 Games, has added custom matches.Players will now be able to design their own custom games within Splitgate’s various match types – including Deathmatch, King Of The Hill, Capture The Flag and more.“The main thing we’re doing is we’re overhauling our custom games,” said 1047 CEO Ian Proulx in an interview with Dot Esports. “But the big difference with this update is that you’re going to be able to do that per team.”Here’s what you can expect in the November update:“Instead of it just being everybody has superspeed, or everybody has extra health, I mean, that’s fun, but that novelty kind of wears off.

Splitgate developer, 1047 Games, has announced that he wants the company to be “the next Riot Games“.In an interview with TechCrunch, CEO Ian Proulx talked about the runaway success of the game so far, crediting a dedicated community and “taking a Silicon Valley approach to running a game business”.The interview explains that 1047 Games took a tentative approach initially appreciating that it couldn’t spend its entire budget on something that could go wrong.

Splitgate developer 1047 Games has said that a Nintendo Switch port of the game is “part of the vision” although they haven’t yet started development.During a developer Q&A session on Twitch, 1047 Games’ CEO Ian Proulx said that they hadn’t yet started development on a Switch port but that it is “absolutely part of the vision” and that part of that vision is to get Splitgate “available on everything”.“We want to be available on mobile, Switch, I mean – everything,” he continued, although when asked about support for Splitgate on Mac, he replied that it was “not on the top of our priorities”.After these initial comments, Proulx rescinded some of his enthusiasm when pressed on specific points, saying mobile cross-play would take a lot of work