Jason Kingsley, the CEO of Rebellion, has hinted at the possibility of an Evil Genius 3, though he's not ready to make any official announcements yet. The franchise is dear to him, and he's currently pondering how to elevate it to new heights. Kingsley envisions the theme of world domination extending beyond the traditional base-building simulator genre into various strategic formats. While specific projects remain in the discussion stage, the team at Rebellion is buzzing with new ideas for the future of the franchise.
When Evil Genius 2 hit the market in 2021, it garnered "mostly positive" reviews from critics on Metacritic. However, the reception among everyday gamers was less enthusiastic. Despite enhancements in graphics and efforts to correct previous flaws, the sequel didn't quite meet the expectations set by its predecessor. Players voiced their dissatisfaction with elements like the global map, the decline in minion capabilities, and numerous other features, highlighting areas where the game fell short compared to the original.
