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Oxenfree Dev Announces Afterparty, A Game Where You Have To Outdrink Satan To Escape Hell
Developer Night School Studio has announced Afterparty, a point-and-click adventure game that sees two best friends trying to escape Hell by besting the devil in a drinking contest.
The story follows Lola and Milo, two best friends who unexpectedly find themselves in Hell. They soon learn that drinking is the only way out, and thus begins their rowdy evening. IGN has more details in its exclusive IGN First story, including how different drinks can affect your characters, how dialogue can play out, and other things that can happen during the two friends' debaucherous night in Hell.
Afterparty is set to launch in 2019.
[Source: IGN, Night School Studio]
Our Take
Night School Studio demonstrated it knows how to craft a unique and interesting adventure game with Oxenfree, and Afterparty only looks to up the ante. I'm looking forward to trying this out (though I wish it wasn't so far away).
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