Rebellion CEO Jason Kingsley has not closed the door on the possibility of an *Evil Genius 3*, although no official announcements are currently in the works. The franchise remains close to his heart, and he is thoughtfully considering how to evolve the series into something even more compelling.
Kingsley suggested that the concept of world domination—central to the *Evil Genius* experience—could extend beyond the base-building simulator genre and into new strategic formats. While any specific projects remain in early discussions, the development team continues to brainstorm innovative ideas for the future direction of the franchise.
The most recent installment, *Evil Genius 2*, launched in 2021 and received “mostly positive” reviews from critics on Metacritic. However, once it reached the broader player community, the game faced considerable criticism. Despite enhancements in visual quality and some improvements over its predecessor, many fans felt that the sequel fell short in several key areas. Issues were raised regarding the global map system, the diminished functionality of minions, and changes to in-game structures, among other concerns.
