MindsEye's Rumored Sequel Would Be Putting the Cart Before…

MindsEye has been one of the most controversial game launches of the year, so far. Developed by Build A Rocket Boy, the studio's founder, Leslie Benzies, had a long history with Rockstar prior. With that experience under his belt, MindsEye was an intriguing promise when it was first announced.

Looking like a blend between GTA and Cyberpunk 2077, MindsEye has solid concepts behind it, but its launch has failed to stick the landing, at least for now. After it was released on June 10, the game quickly went viral for its long list of technical issues, currently making it the worst-reviewed game of 2025. Build A Rocket Boy is already working to patch the game, which could eventually bring considerable improvements, but one shocking rumor claims that the developer may already be eyeing a sequel.

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By Anthony Bussing

If Rumors of a MindsEye Sequel Are True, Build A Rocket Boy May Want to Rethink Its Plans

MindsEye Isn't Ready For a Sequel

It's important to note that the source of these rumors is YouTuber Baity Bait, so it's far from a confirmation. Claims as bold as these should always be taken with a heavy grain of salt, but if true, it would be a surprising development. According to Baity Bait, the rumored MindsEye sequel might be a multiplayer game that could be released as early as next year. This seems unlikely, but until Build A Rocket Boy denies the claims, Baity Bait's words continue to circulate and build further rumors.

Ultimately, MindsEye needed more time in the oven before launching, and as Build A Rocket Boy continues to patch the game, only time will tell if the game is actually worthy of a sequel. The various bugs and story have been low points for a lot of players, but there are upsides to the game, too. MindsEye's driving mechanics have been well-received by many gamers who have given it a try, but there's no way to know if the title is strong enough to become a full-blown franchise until the many technical issues have been smoothed out.

Looking like a blend between GTA and Cyberpunk 2077, MindsEye has solid concepts behind it, but its launch has failed to stick the landing.

The lead up to the launch of MindsEye was filled with controversy, and it may be hard for the game to bounce back from its rocky start. On the other hand, though, there have been now-popular games that launched in less-than-stellar states. Cyberpunk 2077 was one of the most notorious launches in modern gaming, and it's now the sci-fi RPG of a lot of gamers' dreams. Fallout 76 also had a similar launch, but over the years, the multiplayer spin-off has a lot more content and fewer bugs, so it's not impossible to bounce back from such troubled beginnings.

MindsEye's launch generated so much uproar that Sony has even given refunds, which is something the company only does for extreme situations. Other titles that have been refunded by Sony in the past include Cyberpunk 2077, Concord, and Bleach Rebirth of Souls.

Only Time Will Tell What MindsEye Looks Like Down the Road

MindsEye may have not experienced the launch Build A Rocket Boy desired, but that doesn't mean the game is doomed forever. There is still time for the game to be patched more and improved, but it also means that a sequel shouldn't even be on the table right now. MindsEye's troubled reputation needs to be restored, and it remains to be seen how long it will take before it's the game it was intended to be.

The promise of a GTA competitor is exciting, but that also gives developers incredibly high expectations to meet. Right now, the future of MindsEye is uncertain, but with the right amount of big fixes and performance improvements, it could turn out to be a solid sci-fi story.

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