Mike Capps of Epic Games, in an interview with Gamespot , he made some interesting statements about what is working the Polish headquarters of Epic Games, People Can Fly, and what he represented to Bulletstorm and software for Electronic Arts. Capps said that a sequel was already working at PCF Studios, but the project was shelved to give birth to a new game, this time much more between the strings of the developer.

Bulletstorm 2 was virtually a reality until a few months ago and Capps would lose out in the future, both because the franchise would still have something to offer both for the finale which was proposed to the players. Rethinking causes are to be found in sales, considered good but not up to the expectations of the publisher (although the opinions of the critics were positive and many fans have appreciated for new elements proposed in FPS), and piracy that has plagued the PC version (although Capps admits that this was certainly not the best of all porting).

Both Mike Capps that individual developers of PCF promise upcoming news regarding new project: E3 isn't that far away and for Epic Games could be the right occasion to present at once three games (Fortnite project People Can Fly and the new title exclusively for PC).