Senua's Saga: Hellblade II Gameplay Reveal Released - News

by William D'Angelo , posted on 09 December 2021 / 2,735 Views

Publisher Microsoft and developer Ninja Theory have released the gameplay reveal trailer for Senua's Saga: Hellblade II.

View the gameplay reveal trailer below:

Senua’s Saga: Hellblade II is in development for Xbox Series X|S and PC.

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14 Comments

thevideogameninja (on 09 December 2021)

Ninja Theory truly is one of the most underrated developers out there but they are second to none when it comes to their love and attention to detail for their craft.

Hellblade was an amazing experience to go through when it first released and I will be looking forward to this sequel come launch day.

-NINJA THEORY APPROVED-

Dahum (on 09 December 2021)

That looked amazing and got me very excited for the sequel!

This game will be the main reason i’m buying an Xbox console for the first time.

Kakadu18 (on 10 December 2021)

Looks amazing.

smroadkill15 (on 09 December 2021)

Looks excellent!

curl-6 (on 09 December 2021)

Wish the gameplay had been more combat and less running away but it does look visually stunning and given Ninja Theory's track theory I'm sure the final game will be great

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scrapking trunkswd (on 11 December 2021)

I haven't played Hellblade yet, but I'm inclined to check it out now that I have a good headset. I was impressed with Digital Foundry's comments about its sound design when used with headphones or a headset (the sense of people whispering right in your ear, etc.).

method114 curl-6 (on 10 December 2021)

The combat turned me off which was surprising because Ninja is great at that. Hopefully it's improved here.

Shinobi-san (on 11 December 2021)

This freaking looks incredible! - been waiting so long for this. This one warrants a Series X purchase for me. 2022 is looking really good for gamers.