A sequel to cult music-themed motion journey sport No Straight Roads has been introduced.
NSR2 will likely be out there on PC and consoles in 2026, and can proceed the adventures of the primary sport’s protagonists Mayday and Zuke.
Within the first sport the pair fashioned Bunk Mattress Junction, a rock duo making an attempt to avoid wasting Vinyl Metropolis from No Straight Roads, a corrupt authorities which makes an attempt to manage its residents with digital dance music.
Mayday and Zuke needed to go to every of Vinyl Metropolis’s districts and defeat the EDM boss artists in every, utilizing rhythm-based gameplay.
Within the sequel, the pair are joined by two new band members as they “embark on a world journey to climb the worldwide charts”.
The sequel will characteristic a soundtrack with new music from James Landino, Falk Au Yeong, Garrett Williamson, and Midas Klare (Inverted Silence), in addition to “different musical visitor stars”.
“We’re so excited to disclose the primary take a look at NSR2 to followers right now,” CEO and sport director of Metronomik stated in a press release.
“We’re taking every thing gamers cherished in regards to the first No Straight Roads and turning it as much as 11. Anticipate unbelievable music, wacky bosses and interesting, imaginative cities to discover on Bunkbed Junction’s rocketok tour throughout the globe. We are able to’t watch for gamers to rock out with NSR2 in 2026.”
VGC’s No Straight Roads evaluate was very optimistic, praising its boss designs and the way in which its soundtrack integrates with the gameplay, with the one main criticism being the sport’s brief size for its value.
“No Straight Roads is a superbly made journey with a incredible soundtrack and a few phenomenal artwork design,” we wrote.
“Whereas its boss battles, its dialogue and its normal vibe are vastly entertaining, its brevity might disappoint anybody in search of just a little extra content material. So long as you don’t thoughts paying an LP value for a superb EP, you’re in for a deal with.”
