Glen Schofield, the co-creator of survival horror game Dead Space, has is leaving Striking Distance Studios.
. He will be replaced by current Chief Development Officer Steve Papoutsis as CEO. Schofield conceptualizedwhen he was with EA, before leaving the company and founding a couple of game studios. One of them is Striking Distance, where he createdsince it was still in development.
Striking Distance Studios' parent company Krafton, which had poured over $160 million into the game's development, was originally hoping to sell 5 million copies of
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