Network Guild Awards. Sequel In 1999, a sequel, called Outcast II: The Lost Paradise, was originally being developed by Appeal for the PlayStation 2, PC, and GameCube. During development, the company Appeal went bankrupt and development ceased. Appeal had been requesting funds from their publisher to help finish the game for release but this was not granted. Since around 2003 the fan-group Eternal Outcasts had developed a free sequel called Open Outcast. The project initially used the Gothic and later the Crystal Space 3D engines but has made the step to the CryEngine 2. The project released in 2010 two tech demos (Oasis 1.0 and 1.1) which can be played together with the Crysis Wars demo version. In 2013 the project was moved to CryEngine 3 to be developed as a standalone game rather than a mod. The project was renamed to Outcast: Legacy of the Yods in order to reflect this change. On April 16, 2017, team Eternal Outcasts released the final CryEngine 3 technical demo along with Steam Greenlight submission of the project. The game was then renamed to Legacy of the Yods, and the word Outcast was removed to avoid copyright issues. On September 17, 2021, THQ Nordic announced an official sequel titled Outcast 2: A New Beginning, is scheduled to be released for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S. It is being developed by Appeal, while THQ Nordic to be serve as the game's publisher. References External links 1999 video games Action-adventure games Nacon games Cancelled Dreamcast games Infogrames games Open-world video games PlayStation 4 games Science fiction video games Third-person shooters Video games about extraterrestrial life Video games developed in Belgium Video games scored by Lennie Moore Video games set in 2007 Video games set on fictional planets Video games with voxel graphics Windows games Xbox One games Single-player video games