Hopefully with less dire consequences this time around. There’s also the promise of plenty of time spent tuning radios into supernatural signals. Much like the original game, Oxenfree 2: Lost Signals promises to make use of an impressive dialogue system to help conversations flow naturally. Unfortunately, this is far from a natural occurrence and things begin to go a little awry. Having taken up the job of research assistant for a local college, Riley needs to set up the equipment to investigate the phenomenon. There’s no word on whether the PS5 version of the game will offer any substation upgrades, but given the undemanding visuals of the game, we wouldn’t suggest holding your breath for anything beyond a few shortened loading times.Īccording to the PlayStation Blog post confirming the release, Oxenfree 2: Lost Signals is set five years after the original, with protagonist Riley now “grappling with the repercussions of post-adolescence.” As if that wasn’t enough to deal with, strange electromagnetic waves have been messing with radio equipment across the coastal town of Camena. However, while the original Switch trailer marked a 2021 release date, the new PlayStation version – which is otherwise identical – only lists the game as “coming soon.” Thankfully, today’s reveal confirms that Oxenfree 2: Lost Signals will also be dropping onto both PlayStation generations. At the time, the title was only confirmed for Nintendo’s hybrid and PC, leaving PlayStation and Xbox players to wonder if the game would be held as a console exclusive. The sequel to Night School Studio’s 2016 indie hit was first revealed during a Nintendo Switch indie showcase stream in April. But turn it on at 1 AM and you’ll probably see something crazier.Ĭan you tell we are stupidly giddy for you to play it? Well, we are! Launch can’t come soon enough! We suggest you stock up on adult diapers, or at least bring a couch buddy before diving in.Supernatural mystery Oxenfree 2: Lost Signals will also release for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5.
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So turn on your PS4 at 8 PM and you’ll see the boat arriving. It’ll showcase an evolving Edwards Island, changing to reveal timed events from the game. Since we humbly agree that the game is pretty purty too, we’ve created a Dynamic Theme, also debuting May 31. We are extremely grateful for all of the love the game is getting, and honored to have received the IGF award for Excellence in Visual Art a few weeks back. Okay, this is proving more difficult than I thought! Just know that with this new content, Alex’s story will continue beyond the traditional “ending” into different locations, conclusions, and a completely tweaked understanding of the events on the island. Suddenly you realize that Alex is _, and now you must _ if you want to see tomorrow. When you _ the game the first time and come back to the game anew, Alex will have different, déjà vu tinged dialogue choices. There is also a distinct lack of interaction or action and all the whole pace of the game is leisurely. It’s relatively short being around three hours long, although to some extent this length is dictated by the story being told, there is no padding here. I’m gonna try to do this without getting all spoilery. Oxenfree is definitely not a game for everyone though. But the most thrilling addition is the creation of a surreal New Game+ mode that will continue Alex’s story with a new purpose. We’ve added all kinds of improvements to push the experience beyond anything the public has seen yet, including transforming your DualShock 4 into the game’s supernatural radio via the controller’s speaker and light bar. And unlike many other narrative games, we wanted you to play through it all with no cutscenes freeing you up to explore, talk, and solve mysteries fluidly. With Oxenfree, we wanted to cast you in a thriller that was frightening, funny, and meaningful in varying doses. When my cousin Adam and I started the company a couple years ago, we set out to make a game where players could interact with a big, dangerous story in new ways. Think Freaks and Geeks but with possession, time loops, and terror.
It’s a supernatural mindscrew of an adventure with tons of different outcomes and story paths that let you shape Alex’s life, the fabric of time and space, and the fate of a bunch of really pissed off ghostly creatures. We’ve been driving toward this day for a long time, and are ridiculously hyped to announce that on May 31, everyone can enjoy Oxenfree in its coolest, scariest, most mind-freakiest form on PS4.Ī quick catch-up on Oxenfree: it’s the debut game from our studio, centering on a girl named Alex who brings her new step-brother Jonas to an overnight party on a decommissioned military island that goes horribly wrong.
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