Announced last August, the sequel to ‘The Fall’ will continue to test the survivability of ARID (Armored Robotics Interface Device), a digital entity that experiences the limits of Artificial Intelligence in an adventure that will not stand out so much in terms of technical as well as moral.
Coincidence or not, with little margin since the premiere of ‘Ghost in the Shell’, the Over The Moon studio has announced on its blog a new series of news about ‘The Fall Part 2: Unbound’ . The essential thing is that its launch is confirmed for the third quarter of this year, Switch users included.
The development of this sequel will continue to bet on taking ARID through a dystopian environment to take control of several robotic bodies that will facilitate its advance through a global network, although this time it will be with the intention of surviving a process inmate who is threatening her.
Aware of its existence, it will have to acclimatize to the limitations of each body and its programming to solve the puzzles, challenges and combats that will be found along the way, with the promise of the developers to offer an even more dense and complex than the original.
The bad news is that ‘The Fall Part 2: Unbound’ will follow in the footsteps of ‘RiVE’ and ‘Bloodstained’, officially canceling the announced version of Wii U in favor of the new Nintendo console. Of course, the versions of Xbox One, PS4, PC, Mac and Linux continue their course and are expected to come out this fall, and can now enter their Steam page.
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