Heim Nachricht Früher Blick auf die anfängliche Version des sinkenden City 2 enthüllt

Früher Blick auf die anfängliche Version des sinkenden City 2 enthüllt

Autor: Finn May 20,2025

Der neueste Teaser für * The Sinking City 2 * hat aufregende Kernspielelemente vorgestellt, einschließlich intensiver Kampf, immersives Standort -Exploration und faszinierende Untersuchungen. Diese Funktionen sind für das Spielerlebnis von zentraler Bedeutung. Beachten Sie, dass das gezeigte Filmmaterial von der Pre-Alpha-Stufe stammt. Erwarten Sie also Verbesserungen in Gameplay, Grafik und Animationen im Verlauf des Projekts.

Als Überlebens -Horror -Fortsetzung nimmt * die sinkende Stadt 2 * direkt dort auf, wo das Original aufgehört hat. Die Erzählung führt die Spieler in die Stadt Arkham, die jetzt von einer übernatürlichen Überschwemmung vergrößert wurde, die zu einem Untergang geführt hat und sie in einen Brutplatz für monströse Kreaturen verwandelt hat.

Um die Entwicklung zu stärken und den Erfolg des Projekts zu gewährleisten, hat Frogwares eine Kickstarter -Kampagne initiiert, mit der 100.000 € (rund 105.000 US -Dollar) gesammelt werden sollen. Diese Fonds werden nicht nur ihre Entwicklungsfähigkeiten erweitern, sondern es ihnen auch ermöglichen, treue Fans zu belohnen und Spieler in Playtesting-Sitzungen einzubeziehen, um das Spiel vor dem Start zu optimieren. Das Spiel wird mit der leistungsstarken Unreal Engine 5 hergestellt.

Markieren Sie Ihre Kalender: * Die sinkende Stadt 2 * ist für eine Veröffentlichung von 2025 geplant und ist auf Konsolen der nächsten Generation (Xbox-Serie und PS5) sowie auf PC über Steam, EGS und GOG erhältlich.

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