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Hopefully they still make it even though the kickstarter was unsuccessful.
It sold a lot of copies, but Outerlight barely got any of the money because of Ubisoft. Ubisoft then proceeded to have them develop Bloody Good Time (a crappy spiritual successor to The Ship) and then axe the studio before the game went up for sale so that they didn't get much of anything.
Not that this is related to 1954 Alcatraz in any way, but still.