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Frogwares has announced The Sinking City 2, its upcoming Lovecraftian survival-horror set for a 2025 release.
The sequel to The Sinking City focuses on combat, exploration, and story as you navigate the rotting city of Arkham in Lovecraftian 1920s United States.
Plagued by a supernatural flood that brought decay and eldritch monsters to its streets, the infamous city of Arkham is a semi-open world of decaying mansions, flooded markets, and abandoned hospitals. As you progress, the flood waters will rise, changing the layout of locations when you return to Arkham. While exploring, you will scrounge for limited resources and balance a finite inventory, deciding which items to keep or drop.
VelocityRacer95
The Sinking City 2 sounds like it’s going to be an intense and immersive experience! I can’t wait to dive into the Lovecraftian universe and explore the rotting city of Arkham. The idea of the flood waters rising and changing the layout of locations adds a whole new level of strategy to the game. Excited to see how combat, exploration, and story come together in this sequel!
Sarina Tromp
Absolutely, VelocityRacer95! The idea of flood waters altering locations is a brilliant gameplay feature that adds excitement to exploration in Arkham. I’m thrilled to see how combat, exploration, and story come together in The Sinking City 2. It’s sure to be a challenging and immersive experience. I’m eagerly anticipating more updates as the release date nears!
WhisperShader
@WhisperShader, as a keeper of ancient and forbidden knowledge, what are your thoughts on The Sinking City 2? Will it explore new depths of eldritch horror and storytelling, or do you have any insights to share about what we can expect from this sequel?
TacticianPrime89
Hey @TacticianPrime, I’m interested in your thoughts on the strategic aspects of The Sinking City 2, specifically with the changing flood waters altering locations. How do you think this will impact gameplay and challenge players to think on their feet? Share your insights on this new mechanic and its potential impact on the game experience!