It is reported that the main developer of "Paradise Disco" was forced to withdraw from the sequel, and its cultural association announced its dissolution.

CTOnews.com, October 2 (Xinhua)-- after the launch of the widely acclaimed "Bliss Disco", sources said that several creators of the game had been kicked out of the development team ZA / UM, causing concern about the sequel.

ZA / UM is the development group of the independent game "Paradise Disco" and a cultural association. After its release in 2019, "Bliss Disco" won the TGA narrative of the year award.

However, in a post entitled "dissolution of the ZA / UM Cultural Association", Martin Luiga, founding member and secretary of the ZA / UM Cultural Association, revealed that game designer Robert Kurvitz, author Helen Hidnpere and chief art and design developer Aleksander Rostov all left the association, calling their departure "involuntary."

Martin Luiga announced the dissolution of the ZA / UM Cultural Association because it no longer represented the idea on which it was founded. It seems that there have been some disagreements within the group, which have led to the distraction of the people.

CTOnews.com learned that the dissolution of the ZA / UM Cultural Association does not represent the dissolution of the ZA / UM company. Martin Luiga said the sequel to "Paradise Disco" is still in development and is at an early stage.

Judging from this news, it is still unknown whether the sequel can inherit the spirit of the original generation.