Revenge of the Savage Planet

Revenge of the Savage Planet launched StreamerHouse into 2025, peaking at 259 viewers for Raccoon Logic's third-person sequel born from Google Stadia's ashes. Released May 8th, 2025 (Cosmic Hoarder Edition: May 5th) across PS4/PS5/PC/Xbox with Game Pass access, the game marked former Typhoon Studios developers' resurrection after Stadia's shutdown killed Journey to the Savage Planet's original team. StreamerHouse appreciated the shift from first-person to third-person, enhancing platforming and exploration across five distinct alien planets where Alta Interglobal abandoned you after deeming colonization "too costly." The game satirized late-stage capitalism and 2022-2025 industry layoffs, with Metroid Prime-inspired level design creating interconnected worlds for solo or co-op play (split-screen/online with cross-play). Critics awarded "generally favorable" reviews (Metacritic), praising the humorous writing and satisfying progression of scavenging, salvaging, and repurposing materials to escape. The Cosmic Hoarder Edition's four exclusive quest chains justified the premium tier for completionists. For StreamerHouse, Revenge of the Savage Planet epitomized resilience—a dev team that survived studio closure to deliver a sequel addressing the original's first-person platforming weakness, proving that great ideas outlive corporate casualties when passionate developers refuse to quit.