Patrice Desireet hopes to make sequel to Ancestors: The Humankind Odysseyan original open-world survival game inspired by human evolution. “I designed several volumes with the intention of gradually developing the game,” explains the game director.
Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey was published in 2019 under Take-Two’s Private Division imprint and is now discontinued is the intellectual property right of DesiletsSo, from that perspective, plans for a new chapter make perfect sense and he himself wants to do the same.
“I will, I will,” he said. “People can trust me because I’ve been waiting for sixteen fucking years To complete the journey I started in 1666: Amsterdam. I finish what I start. “The father of “Assassin’s Creed” assured.
Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey sells 1.5 million copies
Furthermore, we are talking about a game that has been successful and has been an overall success Sales exceeded 2 million copies thus conquering a large portion of the public, who would probably welcome a possible sequel with open arms.
First, though, you need to complete 1666: Amsterdam
So Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey will likely release a new chapter, but before returning to the series, Patrice Desilets and his collaborators have to finish development on 1666: Amsterdam, which is currently in Early Access on Steam, so still incomplete.
Now Less than half of the game content Something the game director wanted to include, but “the hard part is done. Now it’s just a matter of production and implementation: we’ll say ‘la poutine,'” joked Desilets, referencing the Canadian specialty.
“We have a plan, we have things we want to accomplish, and within that plan there is room for feedback from the community, but at the same time Development can go on forever. However, this is not the main option: you will have version 1.0. “
