bjaxx87 wrote:But since that's unlikely I'll vote for a successor to DKR. A fun-racer with adventure mode, bosses, collectibles, hub-world and many new characters that'll get their own games later.
dotEXE wrote:I'm literally down for anything.
Yavga wrote:Playto-go
Xellos wrote:While a Yooka-Twolee would be nice, or a spiritual successor to Conker and Jet Force Gemini - I would like to see something completely different than either of those games as Playtonic's next game. I hope that after Yooka-Laylee's massive success, they would collaborate with Gory Detail to revive Urchin - from the creative mind of Chris Seavor. The polar opposite of Yooka-Laylee, A very dark and depressing game starring a broken girl as she needs to survive against the unimaginable horrors of her world. It's not everyone's cup of tea, but if you can appreciate depressing games like American Mcgee's Alice that are also thought provoking at the same time, then you can see the potential Urchin has. Playtonic is one phone call away to make this cancelled game a reality, as Chris Seavor still wants to see his project getting released one day.
I would pledge 150 euros to the hypothetical Kickstarter of Urchin, maybe more. That's how much I love this game to see the light of the day.
Piet wrote:Talking about Kickstarter; Do you guys think Playtonic will use Kickstarter again for their next game...?
(I would pledge even if it's not really my cup o' tea, no doubt.)
Taylor wrote:Piet wrote:Talking about Kickstarter; Do you guys think Playtonic will use Kickstarter again for their next game...?
(I would pledge even if it's not really my cup o' tea, no doubt.)
I hope not. I feel it would be unprofessional, as a company, for them to do so. They should use the profit made by Yooka-Laylee to build their next game -- if they're not making profit, the company is failing.
But of course, if they did make a Kickstarter, I would throw my money at it again.
Taylor wrote:Piet wrote:Talking about Kickstarter; Do you guys think Playtonic will use Kickstarter again for their next game...?
(I would pledge even if it's not really my cup o' tea, no doubt.)
I hope not. I feel it would be unprofessional, as a company, for them to do so. They should use the profit made by Yooka-Laylee to build their next game -- if they're not making profit, the company is failing.
But of course, if they did make a Kickstarter, I would throw my money at it again.
Xellos wrote:Taylor wrote:Piet wrote:Talking about Kickstarter; Do you guys think Playtonic will use Kickstarter again for their next game...?
(I would pledge even if it's not really my cup o' tea, no doubt.)
I hope not. I feel it would be unprofessional, as a company, for them to do so. They should use the profit made by Yooka-Laylee to build their next game -- if they're not making profit, the company is failing.
But of course, if they did make a Kickstarter, I would throw my money at it again.
How about using the profit of Yooka-Laylee and launching a Kickstarter to finance their games? inXile Entertainment already has done this three times now.
Xellos wrote:How about using the profits made by Yooka-Laylee and launching a Kickstarter to finance their games? inXile Entertainment already has done this three times now.
Taylor wrote:it's supposed to be for company startups, not a cash-cow for every single project.
Xellos wrote:While a Yooka-Twolee would be nice, or a spiritual successor to Conker and Jet Force Gemini - I would like to see something completely different than either of those games as Playtonic's next game. I hope that after Yooka-Laylee's massive success, they would collaborate with Gory Detail to revive Urchin - from the creative mind of Chris Seavor. The polar opposite of Yooka-Laylee, A very dark and depressing game starring a broken girl as she needs to survive against the unimaginable horrors of her world. It's not everyone's cup of tea, but if you can appreciate depressing games like American Mcgee's Alice that are also thought provoking at the same time, then you can see the potential Urchin has. Playtonic is one phone call away to make this cancelled game a reality, as Chris Seavor still wants to see his project getting released one day.
I would pledge 150 euros to the hypothetical Kickstarter of Urchin, maybe more. That's how much I love this game to see the light of the day.
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