Reef Entertainment has announced that Terminator 2D: NO FATE has been delayed by almost a month. According to the team, this delay is due to the recent US tariffs.
As Reef Entertainment stated, the ongoing global trade and tariff changes that delayed shipment of the components for the Day One and Collector’s Editions. Thus, the publisher decided to delay both the digital and physical versions. In other words, this delay has nothing to do with the game itself.
Terminator 2D: NO FATE is a 2D retro action platforming game. In this game, you’ll play as Sarah Connor and the T-800 through a variety of missions as you take on the T-1000 and try to put a stop to Skynet’s plans.
Players will also get to play as John Connor, leading the Resistance in the future. You’ll fight on the front lines as humanity’s last hope in the war against the machines. Plus, the game will have a brand-new story that mixes famous moments from Terminator 2: Judgment Day with new scenes and different possible endings.
The game will have six game modes. These are: Story Mode, Arcade Mode, Infinite Mode, Boss Rush, Mother of the Future, and Level Training.
And that’s not all. You’ll also get an epic cinematic soundtrack. This means the game will have exciting, movie-style music that makes every moment feel bigger and more intense. Some of the songs are new versions of the classic music from the famous movie Terminator 2: Judgment Day. These have been updated and improved to sound even better. On top of that, there are brand-new songs made just for the game.
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