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Ian Stokes

Revenge of the Savage Planet is an 'upbeat, optimistic dystopia' that pulls no punches on our corporate overlords (interview)

Revenge of the Savage planet promotional art.

Sci-fi often takes itself a bit too seriously, but the infinite cosmos isn't just for contemplating the mysteries of the universe like black holes and supernovas; it's also a great place for a few gags, as games like The Outer Worlds and Journey to the Savage Planet have shown.

While we have to wait a bit longer for the follow-up to the former, the latter just got an ambitious sequel in Revenge of the Savage Planet. We were lucky enough to speak with Alex Hutchinson, the game's Director, about this anarchic sci-fi adventure.

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