- #JOURNEY TO THE SAVAGE PLANET 2 UPDATE#
- #JOURNEY TO THE SAVAGE PLANET 2 PATCH#
- #JOURNEY TO THE SAVAGE PLANET 2 CODE#
Much more of the titular savage planet is showcased, including a look at the humor set to define the game. This was followed by an appearance at E3 2019 with a gameplay trailer. Playful and silly, it gives us a strong impression of the overarching tone of the game. Strange alien creatures, colorful biomes, and an upbeat voice-over define this one. Typhoon Studios then released a further environment teaser in early 2019, showcasing the world on offer. Some form of disaster leads us to strewn corpses, a crashed space vessel, and an alien world.
Quirky and cinematic, it offers our first look at Journey to the Savage Planet. The first trailer was showcased during The Game Awards 2018 and stands as the reveal teaser for the game. There are currently three trailers for Journey to the Savage Planet. The game is being published by 505 Games and is set to launch on PC via the Epic Games Store, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One simultaneously. Journey to the Savage Planet is penciled in for release on January 28th, 2020. Journey to the Savage Planet Release Date "We're actively working with our partners to identify a fix, and I will do my best to pass updates along."ĭevelopment on all internal Stadia projects has now ceased, while Google has said it will offer its streaming tech to publishers.Typhoon Studios is not only among the select few studios picked by Google Stadia but also the developer behind the upbeat upcoming first-person action-adventure Journey to the Savage Planet. "Hi folks, I understand how frustrating this situation is, and I'm sorry for the delayed update," GraceFromGoogle replied. The above was collated together in a large thread on the Stadia reddit, where Stadia community manager Grace acknowledged the issue:
#JOURNEY TO THE SAVAGE PLANET 2 CODE#
On contacting 505's customer support, lordubuntu was told there was nothing the publisher could do "since all of the game code and data on Stadia is owned by Google".Īsked if this meant the game was broken permanently, a 505 Games representative stated that Google had acted as publisher for the game on Stadia, and that since its developer Typhoon Studios was also now part of Google, it was only Google who could fix the problem. After not hearing anything more for a week, Lordubuntu chased the issue - only for Google Support to suggested they contact 505 Games directly. Lordubuntu was told by Stadia support that the bug would be passed to publisher 505 Games to fix. Reddit user lordubuntu first flagged the issue at the beginning of February - just a day after Google announced it would shut down its internal Stadia studios, including Journey to the Savage Planet's developer, with around 150 jobs affected. The bug is a serious one - the game currently freezes on the main menu, making it unplayable - but has so far lain unaddressed, as there is no-one left to fix it. ORIGINAL STORY 23/2/21: Stadia has said it will try to fix a bug stopping people from playing Journey to the Savage Planet - a game from the studio it acquired, but whose staff it has now made redundant. The studios that comprise Stadia Games & Entertainment are still employed for the time being - though are in the process of "moving on to new roles" over the coming months.
#JOURNEY TO THE SAVAGE PLANET 2 PATCH#
Information on this patch has now been posted to reddit by Stadia community manager GraceFromGoogle.
#JOURNEY TO THE SAVAGE PLANET 2 UPDATE#
UPDATE 24/2/21: Stadia has now issued a fix for the bug which caused the game to crash upon loading.
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