Not a yes, but also not a no
Earlier today,DrinkBox Studios revealedGuacamelee 2during PlayStation’s Paris Games Week showcase. It’s a feel-good announcement becauseGuacameleeis one of those rare games that most everyone who played it has some sort of affection for. A sequel is equal parts exciting and not-surprising.
However, becauseGuacamelee 2was announced at PlayStation’s event, there’s an implication of sorts that it’ll be PlayStation-exclusive to some extent. So will it be? Uhhh, probably not but maybe! But unlikely! Butwho knows.
We put this question in front of DrinkBox, and co-founder Graham Smith gave us an expected answer that we’ll leave here for posterity’s sake. “We’re currently completely focused on the PS4/PS4 Pro versions ofGuacamelee 2, and aren’t announcing any other platforms at this time,” Graham said.
That sounds an awful lot like indication that it’ll make its way outside the PlayStation family of devices.Guacamelee 2could very well be a timed-exclusive for PS4, though. Or, Sony might just control the conversation around theannouncewindow. Again, who knows. These types of details usually don’t trickle out for a while. It is maybe worth noting that the firstGuacameleereleased on PS3 and Vita in 2013; it came to Windows, Mac, Linux, Xbox One, PS4, and Wii U approximately 15 months later in 2014.
Anyway, DrinkBox also sent along these two exclusive screenshots to share. They’re scenes that you’ll be able to see for yourself inGuacamelee 2on PS4 and possibly other places too.
