The date that River City Girls 2 will come out in Japan is said to have been revealed by the Japanese magazine Famitsu.
Ryokutya2089 says that the sequel to Wayforward’s successful River City/Kunio-Kun spin-off will come out on Switch and other platforms on December 1, 2022 in Japan. Famitsu also said that Marina Inou and Akari Kitou will be the ones to give Marian and Provie their voices. It was also said that there will be more than 100 characters who can help.
At the time this article was written, there had been no news about the game’s main western release, which had been set for Summer 2022.
About River City Girls 2
The River City Girls are ready for round two! When an old enemy comes back, Misako, Kyoko, Kunio, Riki, and newcomers Marian and Provie hit the streets for a new beat-em-up adventure with new abilities, enemies, environments, and more! Team up for local or online co-op and beat punks into the dirt with brand-new guard-crushing attacks, lift-off combos, double-team moves, and other knuckle-busting moves!
You can level up to learn new moves, buy items and accessories in more than 30 shops, and get help from defeated enemies and hired heavies by recruiting them. River City is bigger than ever, with more places to explore, more things to destroy, and a day-night cycle! River City Girls 2 will keep you fighting until all your enemies shout “BARF!” with its nonlinear gameplay, dynamic story system, and another epic soundtrack by Megan McDuffee.
Features
- There are six playable characters, and each has their own fighting style and set of moves that can be upgraded.
- Combat has been improved with things like guard crushes, lift-off combos, double-team moves, and more!
- River City is getting bigger and bigger. New places with more than one way to get there and hidden spots!
- You can play alone or with a friend, either in person or online.
- You now have help in battle from “hired heavies.” Bring in two people at once!
- There are a lot of NPCs to meet, talk to, and punch in the face. Some of them even make surprise appearances.
- Awesome anime intro, comic book cutscenes, English and Japanese voiceovers, and a great soundtrack with RCG1 composer Megan McDuffee!
