505 Games and One More Level have announced that their first-person cyberpunk-action thriller, Ghostrunner 2, will be released on October 26th. In order to celebrate this announcement, the teams shared a new trailer that you can find below.
This new gameplay trailer highlights Jack’s action-packed fight against the violent AI cult that has assembled outside Dharma Tower. Fans will also get a new look at the new high-powered motorcycle and vehicular combat.
Ghostrunner 2 will feature a revamped progression system, allowing veterans and newcomers alike to face challenging encounters with an increased focus on approachability. Furthermore, the game will have a new ‘block and perfect’ parry system.
It’s also worth noting that the game’s level design is more versatile, with multiple ways to play. Boss fights will be more interactive, giving players freedom to choose how to survive battles against the toughest opponents. Additionally, there will be a new dialog system that will allow players the choice to dive deeper into the game’s lore and plot.
Players can also expect many new enemy types and new interactive environments. As such, expect exploding barrels, destructible walls, neutral entities that can help the player, and more gameplay improvements.
Enjoy!
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Ghostrunner 1: UE 4.26 (Dec 2020 engine release)
Ghostrunner 2: UE 4.27 (August 2021 engine release)
Good times.
Don’t fix what ain’t broken. AFAIK Ghostrunner had no stuttering issues and had support for DLSS.
“Ghostrunner 2 will feature a revamped progression system, allowing veterans and newcomers alike to face challenging encounters with an increased focus on approachability.” Hmm yeah, the original was very much try, try, try again. “Rinse and repeat” is not my style of game. Such an approach is maybe passable for a mobile game, but that’s it for me.
Ghostrunner 2 will officially get ignored by me.