Game designer Thierry Perreau and the composer of the famous Amiga soundtrack, Raphaël Gesqua, are back onboard for the next entry in the series. Players who are excited about Flashback 2 will be pleased to know that Paul Cuisset has also brought back some team members who worked on the original 1992 title. Unlike the recently announced Aliens: Dark Decent, Flashback 2 will be more focused on investigating what the alien invaders have been plotting rather than preventing an all-out assault. New locations Neo Tokyo and a mysterious space station will feature. The adventure will take place across familiar places such as Neo Washington and the Jungle. As well as going up against the Morphs, gamers are tasked with investigating the protagonist's best friend. A Nintendo Switch version is also planned, but this will release in 2023.įlashback 2 will once again put players in the shoes of Conrad. The game is scheduled to launch across PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, PC, PS4, and Xbox One and has been given a tentative Winter 2022 release window. Hart jumping, grabbing onto ledges, and climbing through a grimy, alien-infested world.
From the trailer, players can see the main protagonist Conrad B. MSL, who recently released a remake of the arcade classic, The House of the Dead, has shown that the 2D action-adventure game retains the same feel as the original. RELATED: The House of the Dead Switch Remake Shows Off Physical Limited EditionĪt today’s Summer Game Fest, Microids released the first look at how Flashback 2 is shaping up. A sequel titled Fade to Black was released in 1995, but the series hasn't had a new entry in nearly thirty years, largely due to Delphine becoming defunct in 2004. Gameplay took place in large areas and was compared to the likes of Prince of Persia. The game took place in a grim future where alien shape-shifters had infiltrated a futuristic world and it was up to the player to investigate this invasion.
The original Flashback was created by French video game developer Delphine Software International and released for the Amiga before making its way to the Sega Genesis, MS DOS, and Super NES in the early 90s. This isn’t the first sequel in the series, but it is a continuation of the events which took place in the first Flashback. The team has also enlisted Paul Cuisset, the creator of the original game, and his studio to develop the title.
Last year, developer Microids Studio Lyon announced that Flashback 2, a sequel to the 1992 PC classic, is in development.
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