Godzilla Dev Teases More Remasters, But Don't Hold Your Breath Yet

Pipeworks, the studio behind Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee, hints at more remasters in the pipeline, but stresses that many internal discussions are needed before anything is confirmed.

Remember the good old days of smashing cities as your favorite kaiju? If you grew up on Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee, you might be wondering if more remasters are on the way. Well, the developer behind that classic has some good news and some cautious news.

Pipeworks, the studio that brought us the monster brawler, recently confirmed that the remaster of Destroy All Monsters Melee is happening. But when asked about other potential remasters from their catalog, they revealed that while a lot of ideas are on the table, nothing is set in stone just yet.

In a recent statement, the team said that there's "a lot of stuff on the table" but also "a lot of conversations to be had" before anything gets the green light. That's developer-speak for "we're thinking about it, but don't expect an announcement anytime soon."

It's not hard to see why fans are excited. Destroy All Monsters Melee was a beloved title that let you control iconic monsters like Godzilla, Mothra, and King Ghidorah in chaotic arenas. The remaster is already a win for nostalgia lovers, but the possibility of more remasters from Pipeworks' library is tantalizing.

What else could they bring back? The studio has a history of licensed games, including other Godzilla titles and even some wrestling games. The potential is huge, but the reality is that licensing, resources, and market demand all play a role in what gets remastered.

For now, we'll have to wait and see. The team's cautious optimism suggests they're open to the idea, but they're not making any promises. So, what would you like to see remastered next? Sound off in the comments below!