Axiom Verge 2 Headed to Steam on August 11 - News
by William D'Angelo , posted on 12 March 2022 / 2,151 Views
Developer Thomas Happ Games announced Axiom Verge 2 will launch for PC via Steam on August 11.
The game first released for the Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, and PC via Epic Games Store on August 11, 2021. A PS5 version is also in development.
Here is an overview of the game:
You may have played Axiom Verge, or heard it referenced as a benchmark for indie action-exploration games. This long awaited sequel expands on the universe with completely new characters, abilities, and gameplay.
Indra, the billionaire behind the worldwide Globe 3 conglomerate, heads to Antarctica to investigate the disappearance of her daughter, but ultimately finds herself in an entirely different reality, infected by parasitic machines that both aid and confound her. Where is she? Who is the mysterious person goading her from the other end of the computer terminal?
Explore an alternate Earth-like world, replete with the ruins of an ancient, high-tech civilization. Hack machines. Battle monsters. Use your remote drone to enter the Breach, a parallel but connected reality that is filled with its own dangers. You’ll want to search every inch for the hidden items and upgrades you need to survive.
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First he launches on EGS and then he apparently kills the native SteamOS version game 1 had, even though Steam Deck just launched? This guy makes weird decisions.
The dev killed Steam OS support for the first game?.
Honestly, for the issue the dev had with his son, you'd think he would have put some attention to the later Steam release.
No, first game still has SteamOS support, second game apparently not. At least there is no Linux tab under System Requirements. MonoGame makes exporting Linux games super easy, barely an inconvenience.
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