Flashback 2: discover the first images of the game, the graphics will not be in 2D
Formalized in May 2021, Flashback 2 has since disappeared from circulation. But it was to better resurface during the Summer Game Fest 2022 conference which was therefore the opportunity to discover the very first images of the game. Developed by Paul Cuisset (the creator of the series) and Microids Studio Lyon, the game is announced as being the direct continuation of the adventures of Conrad B. Hart. “After his victory over the “Master Brain” in the first episode, Conrad and his allies are once again confronted by the Morphs, who threaten all civilizationsis explained in the press release. Moreover, his friend Ian, who has answers to many questions that Conrad asks himself, has just been kidnapped before his eyes… A blow from the Morphs? For what specific purpose? It’s up to you to find out…“
Like the first Flashback, action, puzzles and stealth will be the three pillars of Flashback 2.”It will even be possible to (re)discover iconic places like Neo Washington and The Jungle, passing through exclusive environments like Neo Tokyo or even a space base.“, is it underlined. And as if to definitively reassure the fans, we are assured that in addition to Paul Cuisset, “other members of the team of the first opus are back like Thierry Perreau in game design or Raphaël Gesqua, renowned composer of the Amiga version of Flashback“.
Finally, “in order to bring an animation as close as possible to reality, Jamel Blissat, famous stuntman for many Marvel productions (understudy of Oscar Isaac in Moonkight), will lend his movements to the main character of the game, Conrad B. Hart.“We hope this will compensate for the fact that the game is not in 2D, which purists would no doubt have appreciated. The release of Flashback 2 is set for winter 2022 on Xbox One, Xbox Series S, Xbox Series X, PS4, PS5 and PC, and not before 2023 on Nintendo Switch.
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