Pathologic 2 has launched on PlayStation 4! Here is what to expect: * Theatrical narrative * Finding fun in suffering * Facing difficult moral dilemmas * Then beating up some thugs to sell their organs for some food * Ending up watching 2.5 hours long video essays on the game View the launch trailer below:
Steal or starve? Heal or ignore? Fight or run? Persuade or kill? Find the Cure or Give Up and Die? Pathologic 2 is out now on Xbox One & Microsoft Store. And there’s no one to help you answer these questions. Pathologic 2 is a polarizing game — while some didn’t get the appeal, many have been calling it one of the best games of the year, and it currently has a rating of 92% on Steam. And the same experience will now be available on the Xbox One! About tinyBuild tinyBuild is an indie game developer and publisher. Five years ago two guys decided to make video games and created No Time to Explain. It was a critical flop, but a commercial success with the uprising of Youtubers driving sales to the game. Since then, tinyBuild has been partnering up with dozens of indies around the world bringing you games like SpeedRunners, Punch Club, Party Hard, Clustertruck, The Final Station, and more.
In Ice-Pick Lodge’s Pathologic 2, released last May, you’re a doctor in a secluded rural town, trying to deal with a horrifying plague that’s infecting the townsfolk and turning them into monsters. Now there’s more of the story to experience, as Ice-Pick and publisher TinyBuild introduce a new DLC-delivered spinoff, The Marble Nest. You play as Dr. Daniil Dankovsky, a scientist from the Capital, and over the course of a single day you must solve a riddle offered by Death itself to save your community. The story is self-contained and takes a little over two hours to complete on average. A 2-3-hour self-contained story. While true connoisseurs of Pathologic 2 will appreciate The Marble Nest as a great addition to the main storyline, it can be played separately—no need to refresh your memory if you’ve played the main game a long time ago. Time flies, and events in game evolve as the time goes by. Two districts of a ravaged town. It’s almost over. You’ve almost lost. Or have you? Lenient