The Glory Society cancels Revenant Hill

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Revenant Hill made a big impression on us when it was revealed back in May: Associate editor Ted Litchfield said it «looks to press the gas on both autumnal vibes and the themes of early industrial labor organizing,» which actually sounds pretty spot-on when you consider that developer The Glory Society was founded by Night in the Woods co-creators Bethany Hockenberry and Scott Benson.

Night in the Woods co-creators and married couple Bethany Hockenberry and Scott Benson opened a studio in 2019 called The Glory Society. Its first project was to be a spiritual successor by the name of Revenant Hill. However, the game has now been cancelled due to Benson's "serious health issues".

The Glory Society, the team behind the upcoming Night in the Woods akin adventure game Revenant Hill, has taken to Twitter to share that development of the title has stopped due to serious health issues affecting the team and causing members to step away from the project.