Psychonauts Developer Double Fine Reveals Post-Xbox Comeback Plan
Backers will pick four prototypes and later vote on one small game as Double Fine returns to crowdfunding after its split from Microsoft.
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'Buying Any of Our Games Helps Support the Studio' — Double Fine Owns IP and Publishing Rights for 'All Our Games' Following Xbox Split, Psychonauts Dev Confirms
Psychonauts and Brutal Legend developer Double Fine Productions has confirmed it has regained the IP and publishing rights for all of its games released under Microsoft following its split from Xbox.CEO Tim Schafer cleared the air about the developer's future in the industry during a conversation with Kinda Funny Games today. Amid questions from fans hoping to support Double Fine as it enters a new chapter, he clarified that buying any of its pr…
Double Fine announces Kickstarter for Amnesia Fortnight 2026
Link since the embed is broken Amnesia Fortnight 2026 - Indie Reboot: A Double Fine Productions Game Jam, Documentary and Kickstarter Campaign launches on August 31st, and runs through most of September, but you can sign up here now to get notified when it goes live! We're going to do a Game Jam, live on the internet, in which our backers will get to choose which of our myriad of ideas get made into four new prototypes-- and which…
Psychonauts Developer Double Fine Gets Rights To Games Back, But Union Future Uncertain
Psychonauts, Keeper, and Kiln developer Double Fine, like South Of Midnight studio Compulsion, is now officially free and clear of Microsoft. If you buy its games, you’re supporting an indie that frankly, well, needs it, as opposed to a genocide-abetting mega corporation. But it’s not all good news: Double Fine’s union push, which we first reported on back in May, is for the moment no more.Double Fine director of marketing and communications Jam…
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