New trailer for River City Girls 2 introduces its villains

The game will come to consoles and PC

New trailer for River City Girls 2 introduces its villains

The game will come to consoles and PC

We have good news for all fans of the beat 'em up genre, as the next title to come out of the River City Girls franchise has revealed a new trailer showcasing the villains.

We know that many have been waiting for news of this game since we previously informed you about how there is no exact release date due to a recent delay. But the good thing is that the content news does not stop, and you can already see the trailer below:

Suppose you knew about the franchise and had the opportunity to play the first title. In that case, you will see that the trailer shows the return of well-known villains, such as Sabu, and other features that had already been announced: six playable characters, an online mode, a robust combat system, and non-linear gameplay, among others.

In case you don't know about the franchise, we tell you that the games are a non-linear beat'em up in which we have to face a multitude of enemies, complete missions, and fight against powerful bosses to advance, finding some platforming parts.

The first title, River City Girls, was released on September 5, 2019, for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. It got excellent reviews and popularity from fans of the genre, so now the developers are preparing for its sequel.

What will the sequel be about? On this occasion, the crime lord Sabu escapes from prison to avenge the defeat of his daughter Sabuko, so he will take control of River City and seek to make life impossible for Misako and Kyoko, so the heroines will try to fight back to end the threat.

River City Girls 2 is due for PlayStation 4 and 5, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC in late 2022 or sometime in 2023.

RIVER CITY GIRLS 2
RIVER CITY GIRLS 2

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