Yesterday was the 10th anniversary of the release of Gravity Whimsy World, and the producer of this game, Keiichiro Furyama, was also interviewed by the "Gravity Whimsical World" fan website yesterday, in which he said that if he had the opportunity, he would be willing to develop a new work for Gravity Fantasy World.
Since the new studio is still in its infancy, I have a lot of things to deal with, but from a personal point of view, I obviously want to (develop new works). Even if it's not a new game, I'd appreciate any opportunity to get involved in the game's content.
In addition, Sony has recently ported many games that were previously exclusive to the PlayStation platform to the PC platform, and in this regard, Keiichiro Waiyama also expressed his great willingness to see the "Gravity Fantasy World" series land on PC:
I think it's good to open up a game to more players. If Gravity Fantasy Finale could run at 60 frames, that would be great too.
After leaving SIE Japan Studio in late 2020, Keiichiro Furyama founded a new studio, Bokeh Game Studio. At TGA 2021, the new studio's first creation, the horror game Slitterhead, was officially released, and the music for the game was produced by Akira Yamaoka.
Source: VGC