Journey to the Savage Planet

"We had a lot of fun wandering around and exploring this charismatic world's vibrant locations and discovering what they had to offer."

Two listings online make it look like a sequel is on the way.

Prepare yourself to explore a colourful and weird alien planet again, this time in 4K.

Development sadly came to an end when Google Stadia's first-party studios were closed.

Developer Typhoon Studio was closed down on the exact date of the game's release.

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The space exploration game was previously exclusive to the Epic Game Store.

We don't yet know, however, when these titles will be hitting the platform.

While the title Hot Garbage might not sound tempting, we think PlayStation 4 players will be a tad disappointed by Typhoon's latest announcement.

Plus Football Manager 2020 is joining the PC version of the subscription service.

Typhoon Studios' alien world can be a scary place, but if you take our advice you should survive (mostly) unscathed.

We're heading into the stars to take a two-hour look at the start of Typhoon Studios' newly released sci-fi adventure.

Here's everything you need to know before you take your first steps in Typhoon Studios' new sci-fi action-adventure.

Google has revealed that they've recruited the developer, which is still working on Journey to the Savage Planet.

We sat down with Typhoon's game in LA and got to see more of the weird and wonderful alien planet that the studio has created.

Typhoon Studios has been keeping its cards close to the chest, but we get another sneak peek into what's coming with this game.