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La-Mulana 2 Surprise Released Today
La Mulana 2, the sequel to the tough-as-nails Metroidvania platformer from 2005, was given a release date over the weekend and then abruptly released today.
Developer Nigoro launched a Kickstarter for the sequel in January 2014 and has been silently plugging away at the game for the last four years. On Saturday, publisher Playism announced that the game would be out on July 30, just two days after the announcement.
You can check out the game's release trailer below.
The game is a Metroidvania but with a larger focus on solving puzzles, leading to many, many attempts as the player figures out how to approach the puzzle.
Playism has not talked about console ports much, but the original game was remade in 2011 and then ported to consoles after PC release. PC owners can go ahead and grab La Mulana 2 right now.
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