Horror

Asymmetrical Multiplayer Game ‘Deceit 2’ Announced for PC, Consoles Coming This Year [Trailer]

Fans of World Maker’s Deceit are in for more, as the developer has announced the sequel, Deceit 2, is currently in development for release later this year. Not only will it see a release on PC via Steam, but PlayStation and Xbox fans will also be getting in on the fun.

Powered by Unreal Engine 5, Deceit 2 is touted as “an evolution for asymmetric horror gameplay”, feature a massive overhaul of gameplay mechanics. Combat will feature new items and abilities to empower the innocents as they defend themselves against the Infected, as well as interactive maps that create more intense chases.

Deceit 2 will also offer narrative content to fans featuring new and returning characters from the original Deceit, following the story of a mysterious ritual with blood and subterfuge in a multidimensional fight to survive. Player count has been upgraded to nine players, offering more opportunities for strategy, but also more chances that someone might be the Infected. Players will also be able to trade with a new character known as “The Peddler” for weapons, items, and clues on Infected players.

Deceit 2 ambitiously expands on the gameplay of the original Deceit while overhauling and enhancing features according to feedback from our devoted community,” said James Thompson, CEO, World Makers.

You can find out more about the sequel from the official FAQ. And if you’re wondering just what all the fuss is about, check out Collin’s article on the original game.

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