Monaco: What’s Yours Is Mine lets players relive their movie-watching fantasies alone or in a group when it launches in 2013. The newly announced Monaco II draws fans back for a job. nearly a decade later.
Monaco II features procedurally generated 3D environments that emphasize verticality. During today’s Humble Games Showcase, creator Andy Schatz discussed the design by saying that players can now break into buildings by expanding their walls or digging tunnels. below them. You can even push back the ceilings of some rooms Mission Impossible-Style. Monaco 2 is still a top-down isometric game, but the improved camera mechanics are likely to offer more angles of the action.
Monaco II has just been confirmed for PC and has no release window. Schatz also announced that fans can follow the making of the game by watching the developer PocketWatch Weekly Twitch Streams to maintain transparency.
We’re excited to see how the Monaco II takes shape, especially since it builds on the winning foundation of its entertaining predecessor. Monaco: What’s You Is Mine scored a goal 8.75 out of 10 from us, with reviewer Matt Miller writing, “Whether you’re on the same couch or meeting online, Monaco offers a multiplayer experience unlike any other game on the market. .”
Are you excited for Monaco II, and what do you like about the original game? Let us know in the comments section!
