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by Alice O'Connor, Jan 02, 2013 8:15am PSTZeno Clash had two main strengths: a delightfully weird world and a giddying simulation of beating the merry heck out of man and beast alike with your meaty fists. The announcement of Zeno Clash 2 focused mostly on the former quality, but some new screenshots give us a pleasing look at the latter. It's our first day properly back at work so we're easily excited by things like pretty pictures, see.
The first-person face-puncher sequel is an open-world-y affair, unlike the linear original, and boasts RPG elements like stats. Oh, and it adds online co-op multiplayer, so you can chain faces real good together with Ghat's sister, Rimat.
Developed by ACE Team and published by Atlus, Zeno Clash 2 is slated for a downloadable release on PC (via Steam), Xbox 360, and PlayStation 3 some time this spring.
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ACE Team's Zeno Clash had two main strengths: a delightfully weird world and a giddying simulation of beating the merry heck out of man and beast alike with your meaty fists. The announcement of Zeno Clash II focused mostly on the former quality, but some new screenshots give us a pleasing look at the latter. It's our first day properly back at work so we're easily excited by things like pretty pictures, see.
ACE Team's Zeno Clash had two main strengths: a delightfully weird world and a giddying simulation of beating the merry heck out of man and beast alike with your meaty fists. The announcement of Zeno Clash II focused mostly on the former quality, but some new screenshots give us a pleasing look at the latter. It's our first day properly back at work so we're easily excited by things like pretty pictures, see. : Shacknews
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