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The Axiom Verge 2 release date is now, following a surprise launch during Nintendo's latest Indie World presentation.

Axiom Verge 2 Surprise Launches on Switch, PS4, and PC

The Axiom Verge 2 release date is now, following a surprise launch during Nintendo's latest Indie World presentation.
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Axiom Verge 2 is out now on PC, PlayStation 4, PS5, and Nintendo Switch for $19.99, following a shadow drop during Nintendo’s August Indie World presentation.

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Creator Tom Happ first unveiled the game during the October 2020 Indie World presentation, though it was delayed from its intended release date of later that year.

Axiom Verge 2 boasts a larger map and several new features, including drones, enemy hacking, and a built-in speedrun mode.

Here’s how Happ describes it (thanks, Gematsu):

  • Expansive non-linear exploration of a huge interconnected map.
  • Hack any enemy with unique and interesting consequences for each.
  • Launch a remote drone with its own separate abilities and behaviors.
  • Speedrun Mode — play with a streamlined interface and additional features to facilitate speedrunning.
  • Plus one other major feature players will be excited to discover on their own

Despite being a numbered sequel, Axiom Verge 2 is a standalone experience you can play whether you’ve finished the original or never even heard of it — although the original is certainly worth giving a try if you haven’t.


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