Sequel Plans
While the game received mixed critical reaction, it achieved enough commercial success to convince Quantic Dream to start production on a sequel. Series creator David Cage claimed to receive dozens of emails a week for the past three years from fans worldwide asking for a sequel. Titled Nomad Soul: Exodus, it was to take place hundreds of years after the events in the first game. Ties were severed with Eidos, leaving Quantic Dream to move to Vivendi Universal, and then Atari, to pursue their next project Fahrenheit (known as Indigo Prophecy in the US).
On April 6, 2005, Omikron 2 and a new franchise, Infraworld, were announced to be in development. David Cage confirmed at the time that they dropped the subtitle Exodus in favor of Karma. Infraworld was canned only a few months later as "the concept did not appeal to its publishers". Because of Fahrenheit's surprise critical and commercial success, Karma was temporarily put on hiatus to focus production on Heavy Rain (an extension of the Fahrenheit formula).
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