Following its , Six Ages 2: Lights Going Out has launched on iOS worldwide and it should be on PC platforms within an hour as of this writing. Six Ages 2: Lights Going Out is the followup to Six Ages: Ride Like the Wind which itself is the spiritual successor to King of the Dragon Pass. Read Shaun’s glowing review of Six Ages: Ride Like the Wind . We even featured it as our when it launched. Today’s launch of Six Ages 2: Lights Going Out brings its interactive storytelling and turn-based strategy featuring more than 505k words of text to iOS as a premium release alongside the PC version, and I’ve been waiting to try it out. You can watch the Six Ages 2: Lights Going Out release date trailer below:
Six Ages 2: Lights Going Out and Six Ages: Ride Like the Wind can be played in any order as the developer revealed before. You can now buy Six Ages 2: Lights Going Out on the App Store for iOS for $9.99. You can sample a demo of it on Steam . Check the game out on Steam and GOG . Shaun is working on a review of Six Ages 2: Lights Going Out. If you’d like to play the first game before this one, you can grab it on iOS. Have you played Six Ages yet and will you be checking out Six Ages 2: Lights Going Out today?
Six Ages 2: Lights Going Out and Six Ages: Ride Like the Wind can be played in any order as the developer revealed before. You can now buy Six Ages 2: Lights Going Out on the App Store for iOS for $9.99. You can sample a demo of it on Steam . Check the game out on Steam and GOG . Shaun is working on a review of Six Ages 2: Lights Going Out. If you’d like to play the first game before this one, you can grab it on iOS. Have you played Six Ages yet and will you be checking out Six Ages 2: Lights Going Out today?