Those looking to play the Amnesia sequel will have to wait a bit longer, while Portal 2 has a slew of co-op PlayStation Move DLC featuring everyone’s favorite bumbling robots.
Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs, the second proper game in the Amnesia horror series, won’t come out until later this summer.
This is the third time that the Amnesia sequel has been delayed, frustrating die-hard fans of the survival/haunted house original. It was at first going to release around Halloween 2012, then Q2 2013 (sometime around the end of June).
In giving the reason behind the third delay for the Amnesia sequel, one of the owners of Frictional Games, Jens Nilsson, said:
“We know we will not make Q2, we also know when the game will be ready for launch. We have not set the exact day yet. You can however make good use of the weather outside this summer and look forward to gaming with the piggies as the summer comes to an end.”
View the teaser trailer for Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs below.
Even though Portal 2 released two years ago, Valve has kept busy by making DLC for the sci-fi puzzle/platformer. In today’s update of Portal 2, players can activate portal switches using the PlayStaion Move controller in co-op mode for the first time ever.
The DLC is free to those who have both the main game, and have purchased the single player PlayStation Move DLC.
View gameplay of Portal 2: Non-Emotional Manipulation below.
Upcoming Naughty Dog title The Last of Us looks like it might well live up to all of the hype, if its reviews are anything to go by. Ahead of its launch on June 14, the survival horror game currently has a score of 96 on Metacritic after 57 universally positive reviews.
The Last of Us follows the struggle of main characters Joel and Ellie in a post-apocalyptic world, overrun by the Infected. The PS3 exclusive title was lauded by critics at its E3 debut last year and looks to ensure that Sony ends the current console generation on a high.
Finally, Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII has two release dates. The threequel will come out in North America on Feb. 11 and in Europe on Feb. 14. View the E3 2013 trailer that revealed these release dates below.
‘Amnesia’ sequel delayed… again?!
How much longer are we expected to wait for Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs to come out? We hope that this is the last time the game is delayed.
Written by Anna Roberts and Mitchel Clow