<p>The classic PC RPG <em>Planescape: Torment</em> will finally receive a follow-up, according to rights-owner Brian Fargo.</p>
<p>Originally released in 1999 and developed by Black Isle Studios, a division of Interplay, <em>Planescape: Torment</em> has since become a cult classic and is still beloved by many fans today for its dialogue, characterization, and atmosphere.</p>
<p>However, the follow-up to the game apparently won&#8217;t be a direct sequel but rather more of a spiritual successor, since it won&#8217;t be set in the Planescape world of the original but a new location named Numenera.</p>
<p>&#8220;The more we explored the Numenera setting, the clearer it became that it&#8217;s a natural fit for a Torment game,&#8221; Fargo explained. &#8220;Rather than overt links, we are trying to recapture the feeling that players experienced through <em>PST</em> – both while playing it and after having completed a playthrough. We will remain true to the essence of <em>PST</em>, but we&#8217;ll also be looking for ways to improve the areas in which <em>PST</em> could have been even better.&#8221;</p>
<p>Fargo is apparently considering Kickstarter as a means of funding the new game, which has no release window partly due to Fargo and inXile Entertainment currently being occupied with the development of <em>Wasteland 2</em>.</p>
<p>[Via: <a href="http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2013/01/09/planescape-torment-sequel/" target="_blank">Rock Paper Shotgun</a>]</p>
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PC classic Planescape: Torment to receive spiritual successor

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