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Returnal Developer Housemarque Teases Mysterious Announcement For Tomorrow
Housemarque, the developer of titles such as Returnal and Resogun, has teased some kind of announcement for tomorrow.
In a post on X, the developer simply posted a graphic of what appears to be a fractured reflection of a woman’s eyes with the word “Tomorrow.”
— Housemarque (@Housemarque) April 29, 2024
Less than two hours later, Housemarque shared a brief video clip of the same image but in animated form.
— Housemarque (@Housemarque) April 29, 2024
While the kneejerk reaction is to assume this announcement is related to Returnal, be it a sequel or something else, that seems unlikely. In 2022, Housemarque stated it was developing a new IP for its next title. However, that wouldn't necessarily rule out the possibility of more Returnal DLC, if nothing else. Much has changed for Housemarque since Returnal launched in April 2021, such as being acquired by Sony just a couple of months later. Returnal launched on PC in February 2023 and has been updated with additional content and features such as co-op.
Thankfully, we don’t have to wait long to learn what Housemarque has up its sleeve next. In the meantime, be sure to check out our review of Returnal here.
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