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Technology
Ian Dean

I adore Revenge of the Savage Planet's lush, lurid playground of alien absurdity – but it's not for everyone

Revenge of the Savage Planet review; a man poses in front of a sand storm and an alien planet.
Revenge of the Savage Planet: details
(Image credit: Racoon Logic)

Publisher Raccoon Logic Studios

Developer Raccoon Logic Studios

Release date 15 May

Format PlayStation 5 (reviewed), Xbox Series X and Series S, Xbox One, Microsoft Windows

Platform Unreal Engine 5

If Journey to the Savage Planet was the quirky sci-fi sleeper hit of 2020, then Revenge of the Savage Planet is its rowdier, more confident sibling. Louder, funnier and far more visually ambitious, this is a follow-up that dives headlong into its Douglas Adams-meets-Rick and Morty ambitions and cakes it all in gooey imaginative visual design.

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