Dylan Cuthbert has successfully achieved a rare feat by getting the Tomorrow Children license from Playstation hands. As announced last September, his studio Q-Games is preparing the second birth of the cooperative game for the least singular originally released under the patronage of Japan Studio in September 2016. In an interview published by Games Industry, Veteran Dylan Cuthbert returns in more detail on the circumstances of this unexpected resurrection. After the closing of the game decided by Sony in November 2017, Dylan Cuthbert first tempted his luck by contacting Allan Becker, who was still in charge of Japan Studio, but he was not able to fully overlook the Wish the creator: intellectual property rights were scattered throughout the PlayStation organization. Another opportunity arose when Greg Rice joined the PlayStation team in charge of partnerships with independent games. Former Double Fine, Greg Rice had attended Dylan Cuthbert with the Day of the Devs festivals, which ...