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Estranged: Act II to leave Early Access on May 22

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Estranged: Act II is an impressive and currently free first-person adventure game with certain horror and puzzle themes that has been a labour of love from developer Alan Edwardes and it's done.

Need a reminder? Estranged: Act II follows the story of a fisherman, stranded on a mysterious island during a violent storm. The game continues after the events of Estranged: Act I, which followed our hero's adventure in a search for a way to get home. Experience what the island has in store as you uncover the secretive Arque Corporation, burrowing ever deeper into their dangerous and haphazard operations.

Announced yesterday, it's finally leaving Early Access on May 22. It's been quite popular, with the first part having a Very Positive rating on Steam from well over six thousand user reviews. This second act is also just as highly rated although that's from far less currently at over one thousand user reviews.

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I played through the entire thing early in 2019, and while it was somewhat short it proved to be very interesting and had my full attention the entire way through. It's expanded a lot since then so I look forward to giving it a few thoughts.

Find Estranged: Act II on Steam. It's also going to be a paid game when it's done with a price around $6. However, anyone who downloads it before will get to keep it free.

Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
Tags: Adventure, Exploration, Free Game, Indie Game, Unreal Engine, Upcoming | Apps: Estranged: The Departure
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Eike May 18, 2020
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The zombie toddlers broke immersion for me in act I.
mylka May 18, 2020
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i also played it a while ago. did it already use vulkan back then?
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