I really liked it but I don't feel like a sequel would be wise.

I just hope they make enough money to recoup their development costs. I don't feel devs deserve to lose money if they don't put out a shitty product. I think if they get 1 million in sales, they've more than made of their loses. I hope they get it because I want to see more original games that aren't "safe" (sequels).

1million seems about right, although who knows, if it catches on with a younger audience later on when PS4 is cheaper and more families are buying one, it may sprout legs and go further. Enough for a sequel? Right now I don't want to say, maybe Knack was actually super cheap to make, so they might pump out more? Either way I guess sales will decide

Due to the lack of games available, it will sell pretty good, I guess, but nowhere near 2 million. And a sequel? This will have much more competition, I wouldn't dare to do another Knack...

the title seems ok but its a budget title if its a £29.99 title then it would pass as a putrchase but at full price its nt a good deal imo

Knack seems pretty lame, but I expect decent sales simply because it was a heavily pushed 1st party launch title.

I expect good sales, maybe even beyond 1 million, for Knack, especially because in Japan it's a pack in for the day-1 edition.
Yet what I have seen from the game showed very simplistic level design (not to be confused with graphics, I mean the way the level is build), for a sequel they would need to improve that a lot. Compared to Jak 1 ,which I played pretty recently, Knack just seems outdated from a level design point of view.

I think when it's all said and done for Knack, we'll see that review scores won't mean much to parents looking for a kid-friendly game for their kids this holiday and into March.

I think it will take quite some time before it even hits a million, probably wont get a sequel and will be a bargain bin game in a couple years but I think it will have a cult following.

1mio+lifetime will be reached as there is no genre competition and more 10% of all first year adopters will buy just because they want to play jump"n"runs,or need more game food+Europeans play less shooters more jump'n'run than americans(gues ps4/knack ratio will be in EU 15%+)

Just like Ryse this games amazon reviews are a lot better/positiv than the professional review.
It seems the balance(easy for kids/strategy&skills needed on hard) works pretty well.

Should there be a sequell? no! From what i have seen till now it seems too many chances were wasted(like using your magnetic skill to form bridges,utilities etc )