Psychonauts 2 is sitting on a pile of donations that has raised $2 million of the $3.3 million that Double Fine needs to help partly fund the sequel. There’s still 35 days left to go, and I’d wager that Double Fine hits their goal within the next week or two. And that’s good for them! No complaints here. Because if Psychonauts 2 is a crowdfunding success, it could pave the way to getting another Double Fine property resurrected. The gnarliest, most metal game of all time: Brutal Legend.

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It seems the only people who want to get a sequel to Psychonauts made are the fans. PUBLISHERS! Y U NO MAKE PSYCHONAUTS 2?

Tim Schafer, the funny fellow who brought you Costume Quest, Brutal Legend – and was behind classic gems like Full Throttle, Monkey Island and Day of the Tentacle has started talking about a possible sequel to one of his other famed classics – Psychonauts. For those of you who haven’t played it – it was a wildly imaginative, silly, hilarious …

Double Fine’s Psychonauts is an excellent psychic platformer, that questioned the inner workings of the mind. Christopher Nolan’s inception is an excellent bit of filmmaking that does the same thing. What do you get when you combine the two? The result is an incredibly well made mash-up that leaves me wondering if I’m actually awake right now. This really leaves …