Senua’s Saga: Hellblade 2 introduced

Microsoft tonight introduced Senua’s Saga: Hellblade II, a sequel to 2017’s putting and spooky-ooky Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice. The trailer seems actual chuffing spiffy, which might be as a result of it’s working on Microsoft’s subsequent console, the ha-ha-hilariously-named Xbox Series X. Apparently Senua is a large enough deal for Microsoft to make it the primary game introduced for his or her subsequent system. Neat. Here, take a look within the trailer beneath.
The announcement solely talked about a launch on Xbox Series X, which isn’t a shock contemplating it’s the one game formally introduced to this point. I might be shocked if it doesn’t come to PC too. The first game was on PC earlier than it was on Xbox, and Microsoft have been releasing all their Xbox One games on PC (Ninja Theory are owned by Microsoft these days, keep in mind) – a apply I definitely hope they’ll proceed with Series X.
Senua’s Sacrifice is the story of a Pictish warrior preventing by way of manifestations of her psychosis in a proper grim time. It’s grim! In an attention-grabbing approach.
“Hellblade is brave for tackling psychosis so directly, and braver still for pouring so much of its efforts into its narrative,” Sam Horti mentioned in our Hellblade review. “It’s unlike anything else I’ve played this year, and for that reason it deserves a slice of your time.”
The Xbox Series X (ha ha severely?) is because of launch within the 2020 vacation season (November-December-ish) so I suppose we’ll see Hellblade round then. Hopefully on PC.
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