Will there ever be a sequel?

[DasAntihero]

I enjoyed what I played of this genuinely awesome game, so I'm hoping that there can be a sequel sometime. If so, where will it take place?

[Sgt. Pepper]

Been holding out for one for the last 15/16 some odd years, still hoping!

[Zidders 'Rockin' Bard' Roofurry]

Voodoo Vince was good but not good enough I'd put it in the 'needs a sequel' realm. That it performed well enough to earn a remaster surprised me. It's a fun quirky title but the story wasn't all that deep nor would I could Vince the most charismatic of characters. I think the major draw to this game was its unique art design and music but story and character-wise there's not much there to draw many people in.

[edfan14]

I like having Voodoo Vince as a small stand alone game with no follow up. It fits considering how inconsequential the story feels

[homosex K19191]

Originally posted by Zidders Roofurry:

Voodoo Vince was good but not good enough I'd put it in the 'needs a sequel' realm. That it performed well enough to earn a remaster surprised me. It's a fun quirky title but the story wasn't all that deep nor would I could Vince the most charismatic of characters. I think the major draw to this game was its unique art design and music but story and character-wise there's not much there to draw many people in.

Naw, I think this game deserves a sequel.
Yeah, the story isn't deep, and the humor is kind of cringy.
But come on, story doesn't mean ♥♥♥♥ for this kind of adventure game, such as Grabbed by the Ghoulies, and Conker Live and Reloaded.

I think this game should be appreciated in the shoes of a kid.
When I first played this game, I barely knew English. So I had no idea what was going on.
I didn't care if Vince was trying save New Orleans from some nuclear missile bombs launched by some sort of terrorist or whatever. The plot ain't so important.
To me, the most important things are the intriguing world design, interesting puzzles, cool level design, and boss fight that involves much more than "point and shoot to kill".

The only thing I anticipated the most was what I would be seeing after the loading screen when I went into the dark alley?
Where am I going next? What kind of enemy will I encounter? What will I find in the secret passage I accidentally run into Is there going to be another boss fight? Will I get stuck by some puzzle for days again?

Back in the day, I didn't know I could be using Google to search for guides. So I might get stuck by some puzzle for a couple of days. That when I wander the map around for hours and ran into secret areas sometimes.
The sense of accomplishment I had when I finally get pass that puzzle is simply so satisfying.

Beep Games was doing God's work for releasing Voodoo Vince on Steam. They knew it won't be financially successful but they still did it for the fans anyway. How I wish Rare could do the same...
You don't find this kind of game developers around so often nowadays.

But I won't get my hope up for Voodoo Vince sequel. I know there's no financial incentive for Beep Games to develop a sequel for it. Kids nowadays are only attracted to victory dance animations and unicorn pink weapon skins. See what happened to Black Ops 4?

What a shame.

[Fytch]

Pretty sure beep games is dead this time for good :(

[BrokenMonkey]

Reviving this thread to say I'd love a sequel. Still not many games like it. At least not with it's New Orleans/Bayou charm. I feel like there's lots of room for exploration with the voodoo mechanics that we never got, and could see in future installments. If Ty the Tasmanian Tiger can get a fourth entry into it's series, then surely Voodoo Vince can get some love.

[☣Patient Zero☣]

Originally posted by Fytch:

Pretty sure beep games is dead this time for good :(

They aren't a dead studio http://www.beepgames.com/ I couldn't comment on whether its all the same people who worked on Vince.

New game they are working on (with Tribetoy) https://store.steampowered.com/app/1228870/Bartlows_Dread_Machine/ The trailer has music that wouldn't feel out of place if it were in Voodoo Vince. (Edit: Its the same composer, Steve Kirk).

[Fytch]

Originally posted by ☣Patient Zero☣:

Originally posted by Fytch:

Pretty sure beep games is dead this time for good :(

They aren't a dead studio http://www.beepgames.com/ I couldn't comment on whether its all the same people who worked on Vince.

New game they are working on (with Tribetoy) https://store.steampowered.com/app/1228870/Bartlows_Dread_Machine/ The trailer has music that wouldn't feel out of place if it were in Voodoo Vince. (Edit: Its the same composer, Steve Kirk).

wow that's really cool :)

[DasAntihero]

Yeah, I'm extremely happy to see Beep still around. And I think if it weren't for the lil bump Nitro Rad gave Vince we wouldn't have seen this game on Steam in the first place. I still absolutely love Vince, and will probably play it again. Thanks for showing Bartlow's Dread Machine, as I have seriously been hungry for more from Beep Games.

[BrokenMonkey]

Originally posted by ☣Patient Zero☣:

Originally posted by Fytch:

Pretty sure beep games is dead this time for good :(

They aren't a dead studio http://www.beepgames.com/ I couldn't comment on whether its all the same people who worked on Vince.

New game they are working on (with Tribetoy) https://store.steampowered.com/app/1228870/Bartlows_Dread_Machine/ The trailer has music that wouldn't feel out of place if it were in Voodoo Vince. (Edit: Its the same composer, Steve Kirk).

Bought the game, will play it once I'm done with Voodoo Vince.

[Chris]

Probably not. It wasn't that good, it was just a bit of casual fun as a kid.

[A Damn Squid]

I dont think a sequel 20+ years later would be worth it, im pretty sure much of the original team has disbanded and there is a very very small market for this game
Not unless they did something like Beyond Good and Evil where it seems its a prequel and kind of disassociated with the main game

[Lennon Black]

I mean if Psychonauts got one after all these years why not Vince? Have the sequel be about a competing Voodoo priestess who has an alive voodoo doll as well.