Edmund McMillen, creator of the appreciated The Binding of Isaac, has announced that his next project will be titled The Legend of Bum-Bo, and will be created in collaboration with independent developers James Id and Ridiculon. The game is described as a turn-based RPG puzzle in which the maps are randomly generated. At present they are not disclosed further details.
"James Id is planning and managing all aspects of 3D from the artistic point of view, along with tons of other work for which I will receive credit," he joked McMillen in a post published on the official website of The Binding of Isaac. "I'm designing, writing and I'm interfacing with 2D artistic part and the design of the characters. Matthais and Jon (Ridiculon) instead will occupy the audio portion. "
The logo of the game suggests that there will be some references to previous project and McMillen also suggested that there are compelling reasons to believe the two closely related works between them.
"But because it is located on the Isaac blog ?! What does this have to do with Isaac? When Isaac !? Isaac? Isaac! Because!? I am sure that these questions will be answered in the coming months, once we ache spread some more information. "
The Binding of Isaac was published in 2011 and in recent years has earned a decent crowd of admirers. After the debut took place on the Rebirth PC version it is also landed on the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Wii U. The iOS edition was however rejected by Apple because of religious themes and depictions of violence against children.
"James Id is planning and managing all aspects of 3D from the artistic point of view, along with tons of other work for which I will receive credit," he joked McMillen in a post published on the official website of The Binding of Isaac. "I'm designing, writing and I'm interfacing with 2D artistic part and the design of the characters. Matthais and Jon (Ridiculon) instead will occupy the audio portion. "
The logo of the game suggests that there will be some references to previous project and McMillen also suggested that there are compelling reasons to believe the two closely related works between them.
"But because it is located on the Isaac blog ?! What does this have to do with Isaac? When Isaac !? Isaac? Isaac! Because!? I am sure that these questions will be answered in the coming months, once we ache spread some more information. "
The Binding of Isaac was published in 2011 and in recent years has earned a decent crowd of admirers. After the debut took place on the Rebirth PC version it is also landed on the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Wii U. The iOS edition was however rejected by Apple because of religious themes and depictions of violence against children.
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