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the choices of modern, proper dark and gritty games are at an all-time low, so conversations about old classics such as manhunt or kane & lynch are beginning to become more frequent again - there's certainly a market for it to be successful.
"Hatred" for example sold extremely well, simply because it broke certain "acceptable" barriers and was a little TOO edgy - but that game had nowhere near the stylized depth that kane & lynch 2 offers. so yeah, there's money to be made - but it has to be done right.
So true. It could blow up and the public is ready for it. But the gaming industry is in weird place right now, or in soft hands, if you will. They continue to make politically correct products, no realistic violence, adapted for children, diverse and inclusive bs, don't matter if it fits or not. But these same products are filled with real exploitation of human habbits and etc. So ♥♥♥♥♥♥ up. Even Hatred, while it was so successful, there is no sight of a sequel on the horizon. Devs got canceled so hard by the industry, they probably don't have funds for the idea anyway.
I can definitely see a revival for the series but the company would need to go as far as actually being able to make both a sacrifice and a scar to their reputation because lets just imagine Kane and Lynch 3 being more gruesome than The Last of Us 2. Again, there is a market but how big is that market compared to cancel culture?
I don't hear them much ngl. Noone complained about God of War being brutally violent, for example. Of course, it's violence against gods and elves. I think there would be an uproar against Manhunt 3 if that was announced but not too big of an uproar. It always been more of a political issue, and industry moderated itself as a response to that.
This series was the first time I have seen Schizophrenia portrayed in a game, which was nice to see for a change. Stupid people will probably play these games, and think everyone with schizophrenia is shotgun wielding mass murderer, and you know what?
I think I am ok with that, stay off our ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ lawns
game director stated that only a few thousand people would be happy lol
read this if you are a fan: https://invalidmemory.wordpress.com/2017/09/21/player-two-an-interview-with-rasmus-poulsen/
He's pretty negative about it lol. I'll read that tho.
yea, anything at this point