also, if you ever decided make a sequel or prequel to Lights End (personally i would recommend that you didn't as it would belittle the significance of the original - instead i would suggest a similar game in a different universe perhaps using the technical assests of the original saving crucial development time), to slightly solve the financial side of things one could charge a higher price point in knowledge that people who enjoyed Lights End would support any such theoretical 'sequel'.

lets say two years down the line and you had made a game twice as long and twice as 'deep', i for one would have no qualms paying 800ms points for it in the knowledge that based upon the original, the developers know how to make a good story focused game.

you might want to make it more accessable to the mainstream games who won't buy the first while also adding side 'dungeons' so too speak.

maybe with two main characters who are completley seperate but intertwine with each others seperate stories (love sub plot?) one with a more action and puzzle orientated story and one with a more social and puzzle story.

I'm not so sure I'd want to see Light's End milked too much to make a sequel, prequel or trilogy. It'd be nice to have it as its own stand-alone game and for a future game to maybe use the technology to make a new game of the same type as Light's End.

I think too many games are milked to give francises these days and it often ruins the feel of the original, and if you are going to do a sequel then please don't set out for a trilogy, just make a sequel as it is and then see what happens.

As much as I'd like to have a sequel or whatnot, I've always seemed to have this other idea stuck in my head: how about the adventures of Poompop? With his constant jibber jabber and "unique" theme song, that'd be a sure-fire way to attract attention!!