Journey to the Savage Planet 2 Google Canceled?

As we all know that Google is in the middle of developing a sequel to Journey to the Savage Planet before the news of the cancellation surfaced recently. The sequel itself is rumored to be developed by Typhoon Studios before Google actually cancels it.

In the original series, players will head to the planet ARY-26 for exploration and combat. By researching various flora and defeating dangerous creatures, players can also unlock equipment to explore alien worlds deeper.

Journey to the Savage Planet 2 canceled

In addition, players can also play together with friends or other players in this one game. Because it is very popular, Typhoon Studios was trusted by Google to develop a sequel to the game. Which previously they were concocting for Stadia.

Google was also interested in continuing this sequel and bought Typhoon Studios last year. Because of this, Typhoon Studios has officially joined the development team from Google in Stadia Games and Entertainment. Initial production of Journey to the Savage Planet is known to be running smoothly according to VGC.

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According to reports, this sequel will still focus on using the same co-op adventure format as before. However, this one game is on a much larger scale, although it’s not clear if that means a bigger and more complex world, or different planets.

Not only that, the development team behind this latest entry doesn’t even know that this project has been canceled by Google. It is likely that Google will announce this cancellation to the public this month, according to VGC. Despite all that, Google has indeed lost a lot to Stadia.

It’s quite natural that they canceled this follow-up sequel. For the past year, the first-party studio from Stadia hasn’t produced anything since it was bought by Google two years ago. What is your opinion about this? Give your feedback.