The Tomorrow Children: Trademark rights back with the developer
As the developers of Q Games announced, the studio received the trademark rights to “The Tomorrow Children” back. This will enable Q Games to work on the return of “The Tomorrow Children”.
In cooperation with Sony Interactive Entertainment, the indie developers at Q Games released the Free2Play title “The Tomorrow Children” for the PlayStation 4 in 2016.
However, this undertaking was not crowned with success. Less than a year later, the servers of “The Tomorrow Children” were taken offline again. After Sony Interactive Entertainment held the rights to the brand for the past few years, those responsible at Q Games have now announced that the studio has managed to get back the rights to “The Tomorrow Children”.
Developers promise a return of the brand
The studio based in Kyoto, Japan stated that “The Tomorrow Children” will celebrate a comeback: “In a historic step by Sony Interactive Entertainment, The Tomorrow Children is back home! Q-Games has acquired the IP rights and will bring #TheTomorrowChildren back in the future. ”However, Q Games has not yet given specific details about the plans that are being pursued with the brand.
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At the time, “The Tomorrow Children” relied on an unusual gameplay and combined elements from the indie hit “Minecraft” on the one hand and those from a classic survival experience on the other. In 1967 a secret Soviet scientific experiment fails and leads to a catastrophe of apocalyptic proportions.
As a result, almost all of the physical matter disappears, which changes the surface of the planet forever and confronts people with a merciless struggle for survival.
In a historical move by Sony Interactive Entertainment, The Tomorrow Children is home again! Q-Games has acquired the IP rights and will bring back #TheTomorrowChildren in the future.
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