A new teaser reveals core gameplay elements for The Sinking City 2: intense combat, atmospheric location exploration, and gripping investigations—all hallmarks of the series. Keep in mind, the footage shown is pre-alpha; expect significant refinements to graphics, animations, and even gameplay mechanics before launch.
This survival horror sequel directly continues the story of the original, plunging players back into the now-decaying city of Arkham. A supernatural flood has ravaged the city, transforming it into a terrifying haven for monstrous creatures.
To bolster development and reward loyal fans, Frogwares has launched a Kickstarter campaign aiming to raise €100,000 (approximately $105,000). These funds will not only accelerate development but also facilitate playtesting and community engagement, ensuring a polished final product. The game is being built using Unreal Engine 5.
The Sinking City 2 is slated for release in 2025 on current-gen consoles (Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5) and PC (Steam, Epic Games Store, and GOG).
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