Developer Raccoon Logic has announced the highly anticipated sci-fi adventure Revenge of the Savage Planet will crash land on Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, and PC on May 8th, 2025. Revealed during IGN FanFest, the satirical sequel promises more planets, gear, critters, and laughs, all wrapped in a fresh third-person perspective.
Revenge of the Savage Planet Early Access and Xbox Game Pass Availability
Players who purchase the digital Cosmic Hoarder Edition can dive into the action three days early, starting May 5th. Additionally, the game will be available on Xbox Game Pass from day one.
Stranded, But Not Defenseless
In Revenge of the Savage Planet, you play as a former employee of Alta Interglobal, abandoned on a hostile alien planet with no job, no plan, and no way home. To survive, you’ll need to craft an arsenal of tools using gathered resources. From goo cannons and lassos to pistols and mag forks, every tool has a purpose—and a price.
Three Editions to Choose From
There will be three editions at launch, catering to every type of space explorer:
Super Standard Edition ($39.99 – Digital Only)
- Revenge of the Savage Planet
- Cinco de Mayo Trash Panda (available for the first month only)
- Available day one on Xbox Game Pass
Cosmic Hoarder Edition ($49.99 – Digital Only)
- Revenge of the Savage Planet
- Cinco de Mayo Trash Panda (available for the first month only)
- 3-day early access (starting May 5th)
- Shama Lama’s Influencer Accelerator Program (4 missions)
- Cinco de Mayo Trash Panda Suit, HR Enforcer Deluxe Suit, and Gold Lamé Space Suit
- Official soundtrack and artbook
- Xbox Game Pass members can upgrade to the Cosmic Hoarder Edition starting May 5th
Day One Retail Edition ($49.99 – Physical Retail Only)
- Revenge of the Savage Planet
- Cinco de Mayo Trash Panda Suit
- Hott Whiz Deluxe Skin
- Scratch-and-sniff pack-in
What’s New in Revenge of the Savage Planet?
Building on the success of its predecessor, the game delivers more of what fans love: expansive planets to explore, quirky gear to craft, and a healthy dose of interstellar corporate conflict. This time, the adventure unfolds in third person, offering a fresh perspective on the chaos.
Closing Thoughts
I loved Journey to the Savage Planet, its quirky and enjoyable gameplay loop left a good impression. In fact, it was one of the earliest games I played when I picked up the Xbox Series X. The fact it’s launching again into Game Pass is a major boon. May 8th can’t come soon enough.
