Grim Fandango
Tim Schafer left LucasArts shortly after "Grim Fandango" release, and created his own company, Double Fine Productions, in 2000 along with many of those involved in the development of "Grim Fandango". The company has found similar critical success with their first title, "Psychonauts". Schafer stated that while there is strong interest from fans and that he "would love to go back and spend time with the characters from any game [he] worked on", a sequel to "Grim Fandango" or his other previous games is unlikely as "I always want to make something new." With the help of developers such as Double Fine and Telltale Games, adventure games saw a resurgence in the 2010s, with financially successful titles such as "Broken Age", "The Walking Dead", and "The Wolf Among Us".