The official release of Psychonauts 2 took place today. Judging by the first reviews of critics, the return of the cult platformer from Double Fine was successful. The average score of the game was 89/100 with the complete absence of negative reviews. It is praised for its inventive gameplay, elaborate story and lack of cliches.

Duncan Jones (Duncan Jones), known for the film adaptation of “Warcraft”, turned out to be a big fan of the classic quest Full Throttle. The director shared his 94-page script of the film based on the game, although he has no plans to shoot.Jones was inspired to write the script by a tweet from Tim Schafer, head of the Double Fine studio and creator of the original game.

A new game studio joined the Microsoft. The latter, at its presentation timed to E3, announced the purchase of Double Fine, the authors Broken Age and the Psychonauts series.

The creator of Full Throttle and Grim Fandango, Tim Schafer, shared his experience working on the reissue of gaming classics.

The author of Payday became the publisher and the largest investor of Psychonauts 2, Timothy Schafer’s new game.

This Saturday, as part of the PlayStation Experience, Double Fine Studio presented an updated version of Grim Fandango, a cult quest about the adventures of a travel agent of the afterlife Department of Death, Manny Calavera.

The studio Double Fine, which created Psychonauts and Broken Age, has announced the start of publishing activities focused on indie developers.

The latest console game by Ron Gilbert, author of Maniac Mansion and The Secret of Monkey Island, will be released on iOS this Thursday. 

Tim Shafer continues to spend the money collected on Kickstarter last year on creating projects that are not related to quests. 

The Double Fine studio intends to release its game The Cave on iOS this summer, TouchGen confirmed after the version of the game for touch devices was tested for the first time at E3 2013.

Double Fine has announced that its Middle Manager of Justice game for iOS has finally been officially released in the App Store.

The Double Fine studio shared information about how it used the accidental release of its first mobile game for iOS, Middle Manager of Justice, for the good of the cause.