Just don't get your hopes up for a sequel. We would recommend you to check Journey to the Savage Planet out, as it features co-op, fun puzzle solving and exploring of a very colorful alien planet. GamingBolt Journey To The Savage Planet lands on PS5 and Xbox Series XS in. This project was also one of the casualties during Google purge of game development, unfortunately, and it is very doubtful that it will ever be released. Journey to the Savage Planet Launches for PS5 and Xbox Series X/S on February 14.

It was supposedly to be 'far grander in scale and feature fully animated cut-scenes.' The game looks stunning and very sharp on. The game is a colorful, upbeat adventure set on an alien world. Journey to the Savage Planet has a slightly odd mission mechanic where your objectives are occasionally unlocked by discovering and scanning new things. Now VGC has delivered a report on Typhoon Studios' whereabouts up to the cancellation, and it turns out they were actually working on Journey to the Savage Planet 2. Journey to the Savage Planet is now available on Xbox One and PC. Since then, a game-breaking bug in the Stadia version was discovered, but on one was available to fix it, which therefore took three weeks to eventually sort out. And to make things worse, their first title released for Google Stadia was launched at the same date as the studio was killed off.

In the original game, players set out to the planet ARY-26 for.

We've previously reported how Typhoon Studios was bought by Google in December 2019, just to get shut down less than 14 months later when the Stadia division decided to axe all internal game development. The Journey to the Savage Planet sequel was in development for Stadia by Typhoon Studios before being shut down by the tech giant.

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