It's definitely a welcome surprise to see Oxenfree return, especially with developer Night School Studio having spent the last few years developing new projects. The experience was as much a supernatural thriller as a coming of age tale, becoming lorded for its emotional storytelling, humor, and sci-fi thriller focus. Oxenfree wrapped up its storyline through multiple endings, so it'll be interesting to see where Oxenfree 2: Lost Signals picks up and how connected it is to the events of its predecessor. The teaser is capped off with a clip of Riley on a suspension bridge, using radio signals to open up an eerie portal in the sky.įor those who never played the cult hit, the first Oxenfree followed a separate group of friends who venture to Edwards Island and stumble across the same phenomenon as Riley, opening a ghostly rift. RELATED: Over 20 New Indie Games Confirmed for Xbox Game Pass on Day Oneįans of Oxenfree will remember that Camena is just off the coast of Edwards Island, the main setting of the original game. If the trailer is anything to go by, it seems Riley will make her way to the supernatural hotspot, with the footage showcasing an ominous lighthouse and a clip of three intimidating masked figures surrounding a campfire on the beach. In a tweet following the game's official reveal, Night School Studio added a few extra details about the game's story, revealing that it will take place five years after the events of Oxenfree and will follow a new character named Riley, who returns to her hometown of Camena. Lost Signals' teaser confirms it will play similarly to its predecessor, once again utilizing a 2D perspective and tasking players with solving puzzles through the use of a radio.
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The title was revealed with a brief trailer, confirming that it will be releasing later this year on PC and Nintendo Switch. Coming at the tail-end of Nintendo's recent Indie World Showcase, Night School Studio has announced it's developing a follow-up to its acclaimed indie hit Oxenfree, with Oxenfree 2: Lost Signals currently in the works.
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