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IGN reported that Ron Gilbert has started work on Thimbleweed Park 2, a sequel to his 2017 pixel-art adventure game. The outlet said it is planned for PC, Mac, and Linux and is expected in early 2028.
According to IGN, the new Thimbleweed Park game is in production with returning members from the original team. The report also says Gilbert plans to self-publish the project with support from a private investor.
If the report holds, it marks another return to one of Gilbert's best-known original adventure properties after his recent Monkey Island work. Fans of classic point-and-click games will also want to track its platform plans and long timeline to release.
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