An intriguing new report claims that Till Daybreak 2 was deliberate at one level earlier than Sony parted methods with Supermassive Video games. Each firms had a prolonged working relationship that allegedly got here to an finish as a result of Supermassive needed to go multiplatform.
The Quarry began off as Till Daybreak 2, in accordance with a former worker
People over at Time Extension have spoken to a number of Supermassive staff, who confirmed that Till Daybreak 2 was being thought-about, with one claiming that The Quarry was initially conceived as a prototype of Till Daybreak 2. There are conflicting views about what ended Sony’s working relationship with Supermassive, nevertheless.
One worker recommended that Supermassive had a change of plans and needed to “store round” for publishers with its pitch for what ultimately turned The Quarry. That was seemingly the “nail within the coffin” for its relationship with Sony. Google initially snapped up the title earlier than dropping it, leaving 2K to select it up ultimately.
One other worker recommended that Sony determined to finish issues with Supermassive as a result of studio taking The Darkish Footage to a number of platforms. Sony owns the Till Daybreak IP, and determined handy over the license to “another person.” Nobody is aware of who that “another person” is.
If Till Daybreak does get a sequel, it appears extremely unlikely that it’ll come from Supermassive.
