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I don't think they are going anywhere but everyone needs to consider some people don't make this to roll in billions or make some super franchise. Hell the makers are probably happy with its success and never expected it to be this well received. Not everyone needs 10s of millions of dollars for a product but I still bet DW made a ton of money had to of sold over a million. One of the greatest horror games I've played.
And also DW as a game, its assets and system are already established. If they outsource to someone else they can take whats currently made and add whatever creepy stuff they want. I'm not sure if a DW sequel would even work myself cause it just feels like one of those singularities that does well on its own. But they can always take it and expand upon it, add new areas, new co-op. Or hell let an ambitious studio even do the full 3d treatment I'd love to see the DW characters in more realistic graphics. But I don't think a game is dead just cause its not a milk franchise. Its like saying the shining is dead, frankenstein might work with series milking, but did silver bullet, or the thing?