Psychonauts 2 Dev Double Fine Splits Into Various Teams to Work on Different Games - News
by William D'Angelo , posted on 30 December 2021 / 1,675 Views
Psychonauts 2 developer Double Fine in an in update on Fig has revealed the studio has split up into different teams to work on various new games.
"Psychonauts 2 has essentially wrapped up as a project although there will be tweaks and fixes as we move forward," said the developer.
"The studio is already splitting up into various teams and starting different projects that we think you’ll enjoy. We like experimentation here at Double Fine. Every game is a chance to explore new ideas, new visual styles or gameplay, emotions, and more.
"Psychonauts 2 was a chance to revisit and reimagine the classic that launched our studio into the future. It was a long process but we like to think the pay off was pretty great. We stuck the landing.
"Our focus moves to these new projects but we’re also intensely tracking incoming support tickets sent our way and working with distributors to get folks their rewards as soon as our strange world allows. These are still somewhat uncertain times where even something like paper can be in short supply and affect production of goods."
Psychonauts 2 is now Available for the Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC.
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Come on Psychonauts 3, The Cave 2, Costume Quest 3, a new Maniac Mansion game or something new all together.
I really, really liked The Cave, something like this would be cool. Maniac Mansion is LucasArts property, do you think Disney will license it?
Isn't this pretty normal? They release a game, then split into smaller groups to work on several ideas and see see what works out for their next game or two. Then, the teams will mostly come back together to work on whatever that is.
