El Paso, Elsewhere 2 invites you back into its moody, supernatural neo-noir world with sick flips and Frankenstein
Strange Scaffold has announced El Paso, Elsewhere 2, a sequel to their supernatural neo-noir third-person shooter, during a PC Gaming Show presentation. The original game is known for its Max Payne-style bullet-time mechanics and moody atmosphere. The sequel promises to return players to the game’s supernatural neo-noir world, featuring movement mechanics referred to as “sick flips” and incorporating Frankenstein as an apparent story or character element. Strange Scaffold has become known for its highly varied and experimental game catalog, ranging from games about organ trading and cooking for kaiju to other unconventional titles. The announcement marks the developer’s continued expansion of their intellectual property portfolio.