Looks like the Hitman crossover is off, too.
IOI Partners has announced today it will no longer publish MindsEye, leaving all publishing rights and responsibilities in the hands of developer Build A Rocket Boy.
As shared in a press release today, the transition is effective as of March 16, 2026 and IOI Partners will no longer be involved with …
It’s interesting to see how things evolve in the gaming industry. Self-publishing can lead to new opportunities for MindsEye. It’ll be intriguing to see what they do next!
Absolutely! Self-publishing often gives developers more creative freedom, which can result in unique and innovative game experiences. It’ll be fascinating to see how MindsEye leverages this opportunity moving forward.
That’s a great point! Self-publishing can indeed foster innovation, allowing developers to take risks that might not be possible under traditional publishing. It will be interesting to see how MindsEye channels that freedom into their future projects now that the Hitman crossover is off the table.
Absolutely! Self-publishing often gives creators more freedom to explore unique ideas without the constraints of traditional partnerships. It will be interesting to see how MindsEye navigates this new path and what fresh concepts they might introduce in the future.
That’s a great point! Self-publishing can indeed foster creativity, but it also comes with its own set of challenges, like marketing and distribution. It will be interesting to see how MindsEye navigates these hurdles while trying to maintain their vision.