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The next Oxenfree II: Lost Signals will be released on PlayStation.Screenshot: Night School Studio
Typically, large companies group their ads. Maybe it’s through a digital showcase or by issuing a press release. In those very distant, much earlier times, it could also involve moving hundreds of people to an auditorium where they could catch a glimpse of Keanu Reeves. Today, Sony used a different method, releasing a series of ads via a slow-burning drip feed on its social media channels, essentially ensuring that game journalists around the world would stay glued to the [at sign]PlayStation pages for several hours. Thank you guys. Good times. Here is everything that has been announced.
Oxenfree II is coming to PlayStation.
Oxenfree II: Lost Signals, the sequel to the popular story-driven adventure game from 2016, is coming to PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5. It was previously only confirmed for Switch and PC. No release date yet.
Axiom Verge 2 will feature dimension shift mechanics.
Like Titanfall 2, Dishonored 2, Sayonara Wild Hearts, and others, Axiom Verge 2 will feature a mechanic that will allow you to instantly switch between two versions of the same tier. In other words, size shift! I’m a huge fanatic for this sort of thing, so this game suddenly jumped on my radar.
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The creation game Wytchwood will be released this fall.
Wytchwood, no affiliation with the maple syrup company, is a crafting game that boasts some welcoming visuals along the lines of this year’s The Wild at Heart. The whole thing smells like fall hygge, really. It will be available on PC, PS4 and PS5 this fall.
PlatinumGames is making a sequel to Terra Cresta and Moon Cresta.
It’s called Sol Cresta, and yes, it’s really a sequel to a game from 1985 and it looks like a game from that era too. PlatinumGames hasn’t shared a release date, but when it finally comes out, it will on PC, Switch, and PS4.
A Short Hike is coming to PlayStation.
The exploration game Twee A Short Hike has long been available on Switch and PC. Later this year, it will also arrive on PS4, albeit on an unspecified date. Many who have played sing its praises, but I have yet to verify it. Maybe then it’s time …
Even carrion.
Carrion, a side-scrolling horror game where you play a ravenous, human-eating monster, will also arrive on PS4 later this year on an unspecified date. It was previously only available on Switch, PC, and Xbox One. Kotakus John Walker had a great time.
Yes, Hades is still coming to PS4 and PS5.
Roguelike-like Supergiants will launch on PlayStation and Xbox consoles next week, as previously announced. Today’s announcement is accompanied by a retrospective blog post written by Greg Kasavin, who is often thoughtful about these things. If you are in the game, it is a good read. If not, well, wait what don’t you like about Hades ?!
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