“Google is horrible.”
He followed this up with a promise to elaborate further as the presentation progressed.
Later that year, the studio was bought by Google to help bolster its video-game-streaming service Stadia.
Instead, it was tossed in the trash as unceremoniously as Google+ or Google Reader.
“We were a bit more upset, so it’s a bit darker,” says Hutchinson.
However, instead of exploring a single savage planet, players will be traveling between multiple.
On top of visual and gameplay enhancements, the team has added in various quality-of-life improvements.
What’s not in Revenge of the Savage Planet is almost as interesting as what is.
External base-building was scaled back as well.
However, Hutchinson did tease their potential inclusion in DLC down the line.
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