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Pausen

Sep 13, 2021 @ 11:36am

Infra 2?

Will there be a Infra 2?
I would buy it.

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Cthoolhoo

Sep 13, 2021 @ 12:14pm

Definetly we need! There were news - a long time ago - about a DLC called Whiprock Island and also another game named Valta: https://stalburg.net/Whiprock_DLC, https://stalburg.net/VALTA - however personally i dont like the concept of Valta as a "multiplayer strategy game"

Last edited by Cthoolhoo; Sep 13, 2021 @ 12:15pm

Pesky

Sep 13, 2021 @ 12:50pm

I'm a member of the INFRA Discord and I'll pass along what I know of current plans. Please note I'm not a developer and have no special access. If one of the developers posts, please ignore my post.

Currently, Loiste is putting a great deal of effort into a complete rewrite of the already-launched game Open Sewer.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/951240/Open_Sewer/
New graphics and gameplay will make this a completely different experience and a far better game. (No update date announced, and don't ask for one.)

Because of this concentration, little if any work is being done on Whiprock. However it is still in the works, and still expected to appear eventually as a DLC for INFRA (or perhaps a separate stand-alone game). It is expected to be a sequel, with a similar style of gameplay, and a continuation of (but perhaps not a solution to) the ARG.

There has been chat about VALTA set in the same world, but nothing solid, more like very long-view ideas with no plans.

Last edited by Pesky; Dec 5, 2021 @ 5:17pm

Iido

Sep 14, 2021 @ 7:47pm

Still highly anticipating Whiprock Island.

Stigmamax

Sep 16, 2021 @ 8:47am

Much better ? I think Infra is already superb. Great graphics don't make a good game. But the gameplay and the vibe.

Pesky

Sep 16, 2021 @ 9:23am

Sorry, I think I was unclear. The work on Open Sewer is to improve the graphics compared to the current version of Open Sewer. They're nothing like INFRA because it is built in a different engine and, frankly, looks rather grotty.