Suda51 says he wants to bring back this forgotten PS2 game, ‘hopefully sooner rather than later’

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Fri, 05 Dec 2025 09:45:32 +0000

Goichi Suda, CEO of Grasshopper Manufacture, expressed a desire to revive the 2004 PS2 game Michigan: Report from Hell, potentially as a sequel or remake. He noted the game's unique mechanics, where players film events for points based on suspense, eroticism, and morality. Suda aims to discuss the revival with Spike Chunsoft and hopes to make it a reality soon. He also mentioned that Grasshopper has several projects currently underway.

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Goichi Suda, known as Suda51, expressed interest in reviving "Michigan: Report from Hell," a 2004 PS2 title from Grasshopper Manufacture. Originally released in Japan and later in Europe, the game has gained a cult following for its unique camera-based survival horror mechanics. Suda51 hopes to discuss a potential sequel or remake with Spike Chunsoft, aiming to bring the game back "hopefully sooner rather than later.

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Goichi "Suda51" Suda expressed a desire to revisit the found-footage horror game Michigan: Report from Hell, either as a sequel or a remake. Originally released in Japan in 2004, it was not available in the US but had a European release in 2005. Suda hopes to collaborate with Spike Chunsoft to bring it back. Additionally, his upcoming project Hotel Barcelona has been delayed to September 2025 for further polishing, currently holding a 'Mixed' Steam user score.