Nikita Buyanov（尼基塔·布亚诺夫）告诉了咱们对于他在《逃离塔科夫》之后投身开辟的首款作品《Fragmentary Order》的更多幕后故事。

大致10天前，《Fragmentary Order》谨慎曝光并发布了一支7分钟的预报。没多久，BSG首席奉行官尼基塔告示了这款产品是由其创立的新公司开辟，承载着他“想作念一款信得过的硬科幻游戏”的盼愿，《Fragmentary Order》也因此引爆了海表里商量。

仅从公开信息看，《Fragmentary Order》似乎是一款科幻题材的除去射击游戏，且硬派的画面作风被认为有些接近塔科夫，但，Nikita又在X上回应了“谁说它是除去射击游戏”。这让大众愈加有趣，尼基塔到底作念了个什么产品，和塔科夫有什么不不异。

如今这些问题咱们齐找到了谜底。

Nikita很坦诚，在这篇报谈中，你会了解到《Fragmentary Order》团队的限度预期、游戏的玩法机制开辟主张、尼基塔本东谈主在开辟中负责的内容板块、对除去射击游戏阛阓出息的理解、新作的销量方针以及为拥抱中国玩家而作念的努力等等。

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游戏日报：咱们想更多了解下《Fragmentary Order》。所有东谈主齐在说它是搜打撤游戏，但我把稳到你似乎有不同不雅点。能讲讲它与《Escape from Tarkov》的折柳吗？

Nikita：咱们想作念的不是下一款、也不是下一代除去射击游戏，我更欢喜把它界说为将来模拟器，因为游戏所有内容齐设定在将来，咱们要模拟未下寰宇。

它和《逃离塔科夫》在好多方面齐不不异。

着手是期间布景不同，游戏发生在将来，包含大批将来元素，比如各样将来火器、安装，以及太阳系边界内的不同方位，寰宇不雅设定会比《逃离塔科夫》更广大、更细巧。玩法层面，现阶段咱们依然保留除去中枢，但不想让它仅仅一款除去射击游戏。玩家需要完成基础的除去相干操作：真切方针区域、除去该区域，同期游戏会有多种玩法类型，维持玩家存活除去或完成任务，这些私有的活动与玩法机制，共同组成《Fragmentary Order》的中枢体验。

更多内容我当今不行显现，后续你会在更多汉典、视频中看到。

游戏日报：在游戏瞎想构想中，《Fragmentary Order》最私有的诱导力是什么？你是否有信心它能在将来三年保抓极新感与竞争力？

Nikita：预测将来的瞎想理念。爽朗说，咱们要基于现存解析与技艺可能性，去模拟、构建、呈现未下寰宇的相貌，这是我瞎想中最进犯的部分。

我想作念信得过严谨的科幻设定。

当今好多赛博一又克游戏，作风化大于真实感，堆砌大批视觉瞎想；而咱们要作念的是极致真实、硬核、落地的将来，让玩家肯定这个未下寰宇是真实果真的。这是咱们的中枢方针：打造莫得轻浮霓虹、莫得玄幻元素、信得过塌实严谨的科幻寰宇，一切齐死力真实。

游戏日报：那游戏的操作手感、节律、硬核体验要如何展现？

Nikita：你理解得没错，这是硬核科幻，以至不错说即是地谈的硬核。咱们不会堆砌饱和功能，但会在操作与复杂度上普及体验感。

游戏会有大批前所未有的手脚、玩法和硬核机制，这是其他游戏里莫得的，但操作会尽量简化。我从业多年，蓄积了大批优化体验的训戒，《Fragmentary Order》是我把这些训戒落地的契机：在保证合座品性的同期，普及玩法复杂度，同期兼顾操作友好度。

咱们在开辟中会均衡真实感与可玩性，让硬核科幻机制既够劲，又能让玩家顺畅上手。

游戏日报：刚刚听到会有好多星球，不同星球设定会因重力等环境各异出现不同礼貌吗？

Nikita：会不不异。《逃离塔科夫》的场景基本基于现实地球，而这款游戏会有大批千差万别的场景与环境设定，这些环境在当下现实中是不存在的，因为咱们在构建将来。

咱们要打造将来生涯场景，让玩家书服。为此咱们会基于科学表面作念大批迂曲与瞎想，比如轨谈炮这类手抓火器，咱们会严谨瞎想里面结构、改装逻辑，让它像真实存在的将来火器。咱们团队有航天工程师，不仅负责火器瞎想，还参与天际建筑、殖民原则等设定。

游戏不仅仅斗争、火器、除去，更是构建一通盘果真的将来天地，咱们为此参加了巨量时辰。咱们不靠单一功能诱导玩家，而是想打造一个完好、自洽、让玩家千里浸肯定的未下寰宇。

游戏日报：玩家能否在《Fragmentary Order》的剧情中转换寰宇？

Nikita：《Fragmentary Order》的寰宇不雅体量相等广大，我不行过多显现剧情与玩法细节。玩家不会对寰宇变成颠覆性的巨大转换，但不同遴荐会导向不同松手。

这寰宇里藏着大批机密，比如火星舆图上有一座损毁的巨型迁徙教堂，是一栋十层楼高的履带载具，看起来是固定场景；但在职务中，玩家不错遴荐建造它，这会成为一个全服大型事件，所有玩家齐能参与。建造后，这座迁徙教堂会在舆图内迁徙、变换位置，这就算是对寰宇的小幅转换。咱们还在瞎想更多内容：比如玩家完成太阳系不同星球的全球任务，可能解锁 / 禁闭区域，以至转换太阳系内的经济系统。

这些齐在咱们的有筹商中，具体达成方式还在打磨。

游戏日报：听起来有点像《绝地潜兵》，但更硬核。

Nikita：咱们的理念即是打造鲜美的寰宇，玩家不一定要参与所有内容，不错解放体验。咱们会瞎想大批后台运行的内容，让寰宇腾达动、更真实，不错说这是全新的体验。

我往时首创了除去射击这个品类，《Fragmentary Order》是我把多年训戒千里淀后，打造的全新作品，我但愿它足够出众。我不想作念又一款除去游戏，而是想以单机叙事的念念路作念鲜美寰宇、全球事件，让玩家信得过肯定这个未下寰宇。

游戏日报：能讲讲《Fragmentary Order》的创作布景吗？

Nikita：爽朗说，技俩简陋两年前启动，开辟历程相等狂妄、极具挑战，我之前齐没料预想会这样难。这是一个全新技俩，亦然我的盼愿之作。

我一直想作念赛博一又克、天际模拟、飞船斗争、殖民处分、阵型模拟这类游戏，这些想法在我脑海里盘旋了好多年。我先搭建了通盘天地寰宇不雅：瞎想阵营、基础活动、科技、太阳系舆图，开云app下载那时还莫得具体的游戏玩法。我领先想作念飞船斗争模拟游戏，光基础文档就写了 100 多页，但自后以为风险太高。我最擅长、最有训戒的是除去射击游戏，亦然这个品类的首创者，是以我决定作念一款全新的 FPS：不啻是除去射击，而是第一东谈主称斗争模拟游戏。

自后我找到新结伴东谈主，他们饱读吹我松手去作念。技俩启动半年后，我发现它和我之前作念过的所有游戏齐不不异，难度极高，但咱们也曾走到这一步，只可不绝推动。我肯定它会成为 FPS 与斗争模拟品类里最复杂的作品，你们会见证到。

游戏日报：你本东谈主有参与履行开辟吗？主要负责哪些部分？

Nikita：有。一启动我盘算推算不公开参与开辟，但自后我公开了，目下我同期负责两个技俩：一边不绝推动《逃离塔科夫》的大批有筹商，一边全身心参加《Fragmentary Order》这个新技俩，简直所有本领齐有参与。咱们团队当今有100多东谈主，但还在抓续扩建，因为要加速进程、扩大限度。我负责招聘、处分，所有游戏瞎想、主张把控、运营奉行也齐由我主导，我以游戏总监的身份统筹所有行状，同期还在搭建团队。

游戏日报：传说《Fragmentary Order》是外欧化散播式团队，且有百东谈主限度，为什么这款产品需要这样多的东谈主力？

Nikita：目下团队有 100 多东谈主，但还需要大批东谈主手，因为游戏复杂度极高，好意思术行状量巨大。作念《逃离塔科夫》时，好多素材齐能从网上找参考；但《Fragmentary Order》是纯未下寰宇不雅，小到居品、作物、垃圾袋，大到火器、扮装、服装，十足要从零瞎想。扮装和火器的自界说系统会比《逃离塔科夫》更完善，每一个小部件齐要瞎想且具备功能，这需要大批东谈主力。

咱们的观点好意思术团队当今占总东谈主数一半，限度跨越工程师团队，后续还会扩招。瞻望将来一到两年，团队会扩到 400 东谈主傍边，可能还不够，因为要制作太阳系所有星球的场景，行状量极大。同期还需要更多处分东谈主员、制作主谈主来协同推动。技俩是外欧化资料蛊惑，和《逃离塔科夫》往时聚首办公的模式不同，这亦然新的挑战。

咱们目下已有许多训戒丰富的中枢成员，他们参与过《行状召唤：无尽干戈》《逃离塔科夫》等等技俩，他们是最硬核的开辟者，亦然团队中坚力量。

游戏日报：你认为如今全球阛阓中，搜打撤游戏还有新的解围契机吗？

Nikita：这个问题很挑升义。我看到好多公司齐在作念除去射击玩法，但我本东谈主想跳出这个品类，作念全新的东西。

往时我瞎想除去机制，仅仅想给玩家提供更好的寰宇体验，让 “生涯 / 到手” 有更合理的逻辑。好多东谈主以为除去射击即是 “除去 + 掉装备”，但我的理念是：要点不是除去玩法，而是鲜美的寰宇，让玩家钦慕扮装生命、窄小厌世，这和传统除去射击完全不同。

其他公司若是不绝作念除去玩法，也能到手，比如有些作品作念了更舒适、大众化的除去体验，遵循很好。我还看到迪士尼要作念除去游戏，天然不知谈具体内容，但阛阓上游戏越多越好。

游戏日报：你会认为《ARC Raiders》这类更友好的除去射击游戏更合乎西方玩家吗？

Nikita：我以为这类游戏合乎想肆意文娱的玩家，仅此辛苦。《逃离塔科夫》履行上不是为了文娱，而是让玩家在勤恳挑战中获取多巴胺，体验情谊过山车般的感受；而《ARC Raiders》这类作品是给想晚上肆意玩一局的玩家，更愉悦、更易上手。

《Fragmentary Order》体验会更 “晦气”、更具挑战性，这款游戏并不面向舒适大众玩家，它是一款主打拟真作风的硬核重度游戏，玩家需要庄重有筹商是否入坑。但不雅众会很爱看主播在游戏里抗击、失败的直播内容。

游戏日报：团队有莫得给《Fragmentary Order》设定销量 1000 万份的大方针？

Nikita：莫得，这不是咱们的方针。咱们不想追求百万千万级的销量，只想保管可抓续开辟，打造信得过特地的作品。就像往时作念《逃离塔科夫》，咱们仅仅为开辟者我方作念游戏，没想过会火、会首创一个品类。《Fragmentary Order》亦然不异，咱们参加巨量元气心灵，只想作念一款出众的作品。咱们的方针不仅仅作念一款游戏，而是打造完好 IP 天地：蔓延到其他游戏、影视等各样内容。我不在乎赚快钱，只需要足够的资金抓续开辟，让技俩耐久走下去。

游戏日报：我知谈《逃离塔科夫》有影视繁衍作品，《Fragmentary Order》也有雷同的有筹商吗？

Nikita：会，不仅仅电影，还有剧集等形式，咱们会尽可能拓展 IP。但着手要收拢中枢受众 —— 心爱严谨硬核科幻的玩家，咱们要专门培养这群用户，而不是依赖《逃离塔科夫》的玩家群体。《逃离塔科夫》是一款优秀的游戏，我但愿它能耐久运营；而《Fragmentary Order》要开拓全新的玩家群体，把不同类型的玩家聚首在沿途。

咱们莫得驯顺全球、追求暴利的有筹商，谦洁奉公作念，玩家天然会心爱。

游戏日报：你认为中国玩家会爱上《Fragmentary Order》吗？

Nikita：我至心但愿如斯。我参考了好多中国元素，咱们打造的未下寰宇和会了现实生活与文化的灵感，展现了东谈主类共同能达成的将来图景。游戏中枢设定里，东谈主类因精致自我松手而聚拢起来，开启新的推广与复兴，保留了东谈主类精致中最精华的部分。

是以你们会在游戏里看到来自中国、俄罗斯以及寰宇各地历史中的优秀元素，并用将来视角再行演绎。至心但愿中国玩家能心爱。

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GameDaily: We want to learn more about Fragmentary Order. Everyone is calling it an extraction shooter， but I noticed you seem to have a different opinion. Can you talk about how it differs from Tarkov?

Nikita:We are not making the next or even the next‑generation extraction shooter. I prefer to define it as a future simulator， because everything in the game is set in the future—we are simulating a world of tomorrow.

It differs from Tarkov in many ways.

First， the setting is different. The game takes place in the future and is packed with futuristic elements: advanced weapons， devices， and diverse locations across the solar system. Its worldview is far larger and more detailed than Tarkov’s. In terms of gameplay， we still keep the core extraction loop for now， but we don’t want it to be just an extraction shooter. Players will perform basic extraction actions: infiltrate the target area， exfiltrate. The game will feature multiple gameplay types， supporting survival‑and‑extract or objective‑based play. These unique operations and mechanics together form the core experience of Fragmentary Order.

I can’t reveal more right now， but you’ll see it in future materials and videos.

GameDaily: In your design vision， what is the most unique appeal of Fragmentary Order? Are you confident it will stay fresh and competitive over the next three years?

Nikita: The design philosophy of predicting the future. Simply put， we build， simulate， and present what the future could look like based on current knowledge and technological possibility. That is the most important part of my design.

I want to create truly grounded sci‑fi.

Many cyberpunk games today prioritize stylization over realism， piling on visual flair. We are going for an ultra‑realistic， hard， grounded future—one players can believe is real. That is our core goal: to build a serious， solid sci‑fi world without flashy neon or fantasy elements， where everything strives for authenticity.

GameDaily: How will the game’s controls， pacing， and hardcore experience come through?

Nikita: You’re right—it’s hard sci‑fi， pure and simple. We won’t clutter it with unnecessary features， but we will ramp up depth in controls and complexity.

The game will feature unprecedented movements， gameplay， and hardcore mechanics you won’t find anywhere else， yet controls will be as streamlined as possible. I’ve spent years in the industry refining experience， and Fragmentary Order is where I put that knowledge to work: maintain overall quality， raise gameplay complexity， and keep it user‑friendly.

We will balance realism and playability， making hardcore sci‑fi mechanics satisfying yet accessible.

GameDaily: You mentioned multiple planets. Will different planets have different rules based on gravity and other environmental factors?

Nikita: Yes， they will. Tarkov’s environments are mostly grounded in real Earth. This game will feature wildly distinct settings and environments that don’t exist today—because we are building the future.

We want to create believable future survival scenes. To that end， we make heavy adjustments based on real scientific theory. For example， handheld weapons like railguns will have carefully designed internal structures and modification logic， as if they were real future weapons. Our team includes aerospace engineers who work not only on weapons but also on space architecture， colonial principles， and worldbuilding.

This isn’t just combat， weapons， and extraction—it’s building a fully believable future universe， and we’ve invested massive time into it. We don’t rely on one single feature to attract players; we want to craft a complete， coherent， immersive world players can trust.

GameDaily: Can players change the world through their choices in Fragmentary Order’s story?

Nikita: Fragmentary Order has an extremely large worldview. I can’t reveal too much about the story or detailed mechanics. Players won’t alter the world in a massive， revolutionary way， but different choices will lead to different outcomes.

The world is full of secrets. For instance， the Mars map includes a ruined giant mobile cathedral—a 10‑story‑tall tracked vehicle that looks static. During missions， players can choose to repair it， triggering a server‑wide event open to all players. Once restored， the cathedral will move and shift positions across the map—a small but meaningful change to the world. We’re planning more: completing global objectives across different planets in the solar system could unlock or seal off areas， or even alter the solar system’s in‑game economy.

All of this is in the works; we’re still refining how it will work.

GameDaily: It sounds a bit like Helldivers but more hardcore.

Nikita: Our philosophy is to build a living world. Players don’t have to engage with everything—they can experience it freely. We’ll design plenty of background systems to make the world feel alive and real. It’s going to be a brand‑new experience.

I invented the extraction shooter genre. Fragmentary Order is my new project built on years of experience， and I want it to stand out. I don’t want to make another extraction game. Instead， I want to build a living world with global events using a single‑player narrative mindset， so players truly believe in this future world.

GameDaily: Can you tell us about the background of creating Fragmentary Order?

Nikita:Briefly， the project started about two years ago. Development has been crazy and extremely challenging—more than I expected. It’s a brand‑new project and my dream game.

I’ve long wanted to make games about cyberpunk， space simulation， ship combat， colony management， and formation tactics. Those ideas circled in my head for years. I first built the entire cosmic universe: factions， basic operations， technology， a solar system map—before I had concrete gameplay. I originally wanted a ship combat simulator， with over 100 pages of core design documents， but later decided the risk was too high. My greatest expertise and experience are in extraction shooters， as the creator of the genre. So I decided to make a new kind of FPS: not just an extraction shooter， but a first‑person combat simulator.

Then I found new partners who encouraged me to go all in. Six months into development， I realized it was nothing like any game I’d ever made—extremely difficult. But we’d come this far， so we pushed on. I believe it will become the most complex title in the FPS and combat simulation genres， and you’ll witness it.

GameDaily: Are you personally involved in actual development? What parts do you lead?

Nikita: Yes. At first I planned not to be publicly involved， but later I went public. Right now I’m working on two projects: continuing major plans for Tarkov and fully committing to Fragmentary Order. I’m involved in nearly every stage. Our team has more than 100 people and is still growing to speed up development and scale up. I handle recruitment， management， and lead all game design， direction， and live operations. I oversee everything as game director and am still building the team.

GameDaily: I heard Fragmentary Order has an international distributed team of around 100 people. Why does this project need so much manpower?

Nikita: We have over 100 people now and still need more， because the game is extremely complex and the art workload is massive. When we made Tarkov， we could find many references online. But Fragmentary Order has a fully original futuristic universe—everything from furniture， crops， and trash bags to weapons， characters， and outfits must be designed from scratch. Character and weapon customization will be more in‑depth than in Tarkov， with every small part designed and functional. That requires a huge team.

Our concept art team makes up half the studio—larger than the engineering team—and we’ll expand further. Over the next one to two years， we plan to grow to around 400 people， and that might still not be enough， because we’re building environments for every planet in the solar system. We also need more managers and producers to keep everything coordinated. The project uses international remote collaboration， unlike Tarkov’s centralized office—another new challenge.

We already have many seasoned core members who worked on Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare， Tarkov， and more. They’re the most hardcore developers and the backbone of the studio.

GameDaily: Do you think there’s still room for new breakthroughs in the extraction shooter market globally?

Nikita: That’s an interesting question. I see many companies making extraction shooter gameplay， but I want to step outside the genre and create something entirely new.

When I designed the extraction mechanic years ago， I just wanted to give players a better world experience， with logical reasons to “survive/win.” Many people think extraction shooters are just “extract + lose gear，” but my vision is different: the focus isn’t the extraction loop—it’s a living world that makes players value their character’s life and fear death. That’s entirely different from standard extraction shooters.

Other companies can still succeed by making extraction games—some have taken a more casual， accessible approach and done very well. I even heard Disney is making an extraction game; I don’t know details， but more games in the market are always good.

GameDaily: Do you think more accessible extraction shooters like ARC Raiders are better suited for Western players?

Nikita: I think those games suit players who want casual fun—that’s all. Tarkov isn’t really about entertainment; it’s about earning dopamine through tough challenges， an emotional rollercoaster. Games like ARC Raiders are for people who want a relaxing session after work—more pleasant and easy to pick up.

Fragmentary Order will be a more “painful，” challenging experience. It’s not for casual mainstream; it’s a realistic hardcore game， and players should think carefully before jumping in.But viewers will love watching streamers struggle and fail in this game.

GameDaily: Did the team set an ambitious sales target of 10 million copies for Fragmentary Order?

Nikita:No， that’s not our goal. We aren’t chasing millions in sales—we just want sustainable development and to make something truly special. When we made Tarkov， we built it for ourselves， never expecting it to blow up or define a genre. Fragmentary Order is the same: we’re pouring enormous effort into making something exceptional. Our aim isn’t just to make a game—it’s to build a full IP universe， expanding into other games， film， and more. I don’t care about quick money; I just need enough funding to keep developing and keep the project alive long‑term.

GameDaily: I know Escape from Tarkov has a video series. Are there plans for Fragmentary Order?开云app

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