Lone Echo 2 is the next VR game from the developers of The Order: 1886

Ready at Dawn has announced its latest VR title which is a sequel to Lone Echo, Lone Echo II. In Lone Echo 2, you assume the role of Jack; an advanced cybernetic AI. Alongside Captain Olivia Rhodes, you’ll use your technical ingenuity and futuristic tools to overcome a variety of challenges and obstacles.

In Lone Echo 2, players will return to the rings of Saturn on a journey that takes them deeper into the mysteries of space and past the very boundaries of time itself. Players can use their hands to grab, push, glide, and soar through zero-gravity in a vast, 360 degrees outer space environment.

While Ready at Dawn did not reveal any additional details, it did release the game’s announcement trailer that you can find below.

Enjoy!

Lone Echo II | Announce Trailer | Oculus Rift

20 thoughts on “Lone Echo 2 is the next VR game from the developers of The Order: 1886”

  1. I could never finish Lone Echo 1. Unfortunately it one of the most boring games I have played, I hope this one improves the gameplay a lot.

    1. Lone Echo seemed like a narrative heavy title. I prefer instant action, fitness-oriented VR sims so I probably wouldn’t like Lone Echo, either.

      1. Is that why Witcher 3 has sold on PC the same as both consoles combined? Is that why CDPR say that piracy has virtually no effect on sales?

      2. The Order sold around 2 million copies last i checked. 3% of PS4 owners bought it. Do only 3% of PS4 owners buy games? Shocking.

          1. The Order 1886 was not indie. It had a funded budget (from Sony) therefore not independent. Not that it matters, 2 million out of 60 million PS4 owners is still 3% for a PS4 exclusive game.

          2. lol. grow up kiddo. who cares how many games a company sells.what do you have stock in them? you jewish? you sound jewish.

            “ov vey! only 3% of people bought this game!”

          3. It was in reply to a comment about console gamers buying their games and PC gamers not buying them that triggered you John. You should take your own advice about growing up instead of mindlessly defending that toy of yours when you are offended by the truth and then thumbing up your own comment. 😀

            3% tut tut…

          4. how many % of pc gamers bought witcher 3? probably 0.001% out of the 1000000 of pc`s out there! so by your own logic its not sales that matter but the percentage of userbase that buys it that does…. witcher 3 flopped on pc according to you. thats how dumb your 3% comment sounds loser. go get hit by a car you fat jew.

          5. Youd have a point if it werent for the fact that “PC gamer” covers a much broader spectrum of gamer over multiple OS and and hardware variations of systems built for different purposes. If you said how many “PC gamers with dedicated gaming PCs” then youd see the same result that is as is shown on Steam charts, which shows that ~50-70% of actual PC gamers (those with high end systems built for gaming) buy PC centric or PC exclusive games.

            50-70% vs 3% 😀

            Gosh John, you done goofed again son.

          6. “which shows that ~50-70% of actual PC gamers (those with high end systems built for gaming) buy PC centric or PC exclusive games”

            yes, games. not a specific game. pc gamers buy games? go figure. so how is a game that sells 3(three)million copies from a unknown dev a bad thing? how do you equate that 3% to all ps4 games? are you implying that because 3% of the ps4 install base bought a specific game and that 50-70% of high end pc gamers buy pc centric/exclusive titles that those are comparable statistics? your comparing a specific game to all games in general. your insane. you make no sense. you are really dumb, for real.

  2. I hopehopehope this gets some kind of release on Oculus Quest. Probably too graphically intense, even when downgraded, but still.

    I about exploded with excitement when the Quest was announced. At $400, I’m buying at least three of them when they drop in a few months. I was predicting a $550-600 price point, but $400? Holy cr@p. It’s my Holy Grail VR headset.

  3. Another VR game, huh? Way to seal your fate there, Ready at Dawn. Can you at least make one game that isn’t complete trash before you go bankrupt?

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