Now he gets to watch his brainchildren duke it out with their beefy brainfists, but he insists that they’re not trying to kill each other, despite the narrative many fans have built around them. Not a bad spot to find yourself in, all things considered. So yes, Greene had a direct and deliberate hand in creating both titans of the burgeoning genre. King of the Kill is more arcade-y than Greene’s mods, but it still wears its structural heritage on its sleeve. By that point, the battle royale genre had begun to pick up popularity of its own, so Sony Online Entertainment (now Daybreak) brought Greene on to consult in the creation of their own battle royale mode, which eventually become standalone game H1Z1: King of the Kill.
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