THQ Nordic Signals Remake of Destroy All Humans 2

It’s time to annihilate the human race on earth.

Doing a remake of a popular franchise in its time is not a very easy thing for developers. Apart from having them stay on the same rails, on the other hand they also have to create new mechanics that are different from the original series. The good news is that not a few of the hard work ended in success. One of which is Destroy All Humans.

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The THQ franchise which was bought by Nordic Games or now better known as THQ Nordic for 4.9 million USD got its remake last year with a very positive response from its fans.

Not only selling nostalgia how fun and ridiculous Furon Cryptosporidium or Crypto crushes humans in order to save their race from extinction. They also added some missions that have been removed, updated control mechanisms, to upgrades and added new content in the game. Its success makes them look like they will continue the remake for the second iteration.

50% discount promotional video Destroy All Humans on Steam which has just been published signaling the existence of a sequel remake. This is demonstrated by the scene that takes place at the end of the video showing Crypto-137, the game’s protagonist being bullied by his clone.

His clone asks if he’s done with his promotion, but Crypto-137 tells him to wait his turn because he thinks he’s still “going to get started”.

Knowing this, fans immediately assumed that the clone that interfered with Crypto-137 was none other than Crypto-138, the main character Destroy All Humans 2. The darker 138 costume with gold accents makes a difference to the blue 137.

Of course this is mere speculation as THQ Nordic has not announced at all whether they are working on a remake of Destroy All Humans 2. But with that signal, it seemed pretty safe that they would.

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