#sequel-announcement

#sequel-announcement

It's fair to say that A Minecraft Movie was divisive. Critics by and large loathed it, but kids adored it on a colossal scale, catapulting it into multiple meme-driven frenzies. There was the thing about throwing popcorn, the Lava Chicken song, and a heartfelt tribute to a Minecraft YouTuber legend. It seemed to find that perfect spot of crowd-pleasing delight, while being close to impossible to defend on a critical level. (Although I maintain it spoke powerfully on toxic masculinity.)

After selling millions and millions of copies (25 million or so, to be exact) it's little wonder that developer Game Science has announced a sequel to Black Myth: Wukong. Like the first game, this will be a singleplayer RPG with an emphasis on boss battles, but this time it follows Zhong Kui, a ghost catching God that wanders between Heaven and Hell.

High on Life 2 will feature even more talking-alien weapons and absurd outcomes for humanity, continuing the outrageous style of its predecessor.

"The sequel to the 2023 Doom-inspired Warhammer 40k shooter, it's set for a 2026 release with the bloody and bombastic return of the absurdly strong Malum Caedo."