Terrible Toybox has officially announced Thimbleweed Park 2, the follow-up to the 2017 point-and-click adventure. The studio confirmed a 2028 release window, with plans to bring the title to a wide range of platforms including PC and major consoles.
Quick Facts
- Developer: Terrible Toybox
- Release Window: 2028
- Platforms: Windows, Mac, Linux (Steam/GOG), Nintendo Switch, Xbox, and PlayStation
- Confirmed Talent: Mark Ferrari, Gary Winnick, David Fox, Octavi Navarro, and Robert Megone
What to Expect in Thimbleweed Park 2
According to the official Steam page, the sequel shifts the setting to the Edmund Mansion, where Agents Ray and Reyes return to investigate a new mystery. The developers describe the game as "more Thimbleweed Park than ever," featuring the same style of point-and-click gameplay and absurd humor found in the original title.
Ron Gilbert, co-creator of the original game, confirmed that the sequel is intended to capture the spirit of the first entry, which was funded by a Kickstarter campaign and featured five playable characters. The development team has encouraged players to wishlist the game on digital storefronts and follow their progress via the official Thimbleweed Park 2 development blog.
Development and Availability
The game will be available on Steam and GOG for PC, Mac, and Linux users. Console players will also be able to access the game on Switch, Xbox, and PlayStation platforms. While specific technical details regarding the release are currently limited, Terrible Toybox has confirmed that behind-the-scenes updates will be shared regularly on the project's dedicated website as the 2028 launch approaches.